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| John England Textiles✕ Northern Irish weaver of linen and linen-blend fabrics for apparel and interiors, woven on its own looms. | Kenneth Mackenzie✕ Independent Harris Tweed mill in Stornoway, opened in 1906, selling handwoven tweed by the length. | Abraham Moon & Sons✕ Vertical woollen mill founded in 1837 — dyeing, blending, spinning, weaving and finishing wool cloth for fashion and furnishings on one site. | Baird McNutt✕ Irish linen weaver since 1912, operating from what it calls Ireland's oldest remaining linen mill, with its own dyeing and finishing works. | |
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| Type | Mill | Mill | Mill | Mill |
| Location | Banbridge, GB | Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, GB | Guiseley, GB | Ballymena, GB |
| Fibers | Linen · Wool · Hemp · Cotton | Wool | Wool | Linen |
| Makes | Fabric & yarn | Fabric & yarn | Fabric & yarn | Fabric & yarn |
| Services | Weaving | Weaving | Dyeing, Spinning, Weaving | Weaving, Dyeing |
| Min. order | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Certified | Masters of Linen | None listed | None listed | None listed |
| Natural | Not 100%. Some blends | 100% natural | Not 100%. Some blends | Not 100%. Some blends |
| Founded | — | 1906 | 1837 | 1912 |