Production Sites

Development & Production

テキスタイルイノベーションセンター(TIC)

Learn about our domestic production sites that develop and produce products
by utilizing our unique technologies created by the Textile Innovation Center (TIC),
our center for research and development.
We leverage our advanced unique technologies in spinning, weaving, dyeing, and
processing to continuously develop and produce high-performance,
highly sensitive textile products with a base of cotton and other natural fibers.
We are also working to achieve smart factories by taking measures such as
improving productivity and optimizing quality and environmental preservation.

ANJO
MILL
Spinning Weaving

The Kurabo Anjo Mill is a facility for spinning and weaving factory that was constructed in 1951.
Utilizing our domestic top-class production capacity and spinning and weaving technologies carried on from the company’s founding in 1888, Kurabo is a market leader in the development and production of a wide range of high value-added products, quality control, and quick response manufacturing.
We also develop and produce upcycled products through fiber recycling by utilizing our unique fiber opening and tearing technologies.
Furthermore, we are continuing our efforts toward zero emissions efforts as part of our waste reduction initiatives.

Anjo Mill Acquisition of ISO 14001 Environmental Management Certification

Upcycling System

L∞PLUS is an initiative that we began developing in 2017 to upcycle textile scrap materials generated in the textile production process into various products by recycling them using the Anjo Mill unique fiber opening and tearing technologies.
The resulting fabric is a new and sustainable fashion material created by combining scrap materials of different colors to create unique patterns.
Through co-creation with partner companies, we are expanding our efforts beyond the creation of similar items, such as denim products made from denim products, to products such as items made with casual materials created from kimono fabric and socks made with towel fabric.

L∞PLUS生産工程L∞PLUS Production

L∞PLUS生産工程L∞PLUS Production

TOKUSHIMA
PLANT
Dyeing & Processing

The Kurabo Tokushima Plant, constructed in 1996, serves as the core plant for development and production in dyeing and processing for the Textile Business Division.
Utilizing the dyeing and processing technologies we have accumulated over the years as a base, we develop and produce high value-added products made with consideration for people, society, and the planet.
Our integrated production system and unique continuous dyeing facilities ensure stable quality control and quick response manufacturing.
With regard to environmental efforts, we have established a complete treatment system that also includes wastewater treatment and waste disposal facilities, and we are also committed to production practices that take the global environment into consideration by quickly addressing zero emissions and CO2 emissions reduction, as well as wastewater volume reduction.

Tokushima Plant Acquisition of ISO 14001 Environmental Management Certification

Advanced Color Management Technology

The Tokushima Plant has created a range of quality control systems to ensure that we provide high-quality products.
One of these systems is “EYE-D”, a color management technology, that has realized accurate and high-quality color reproduction through our continuous evolution in the pursuit of colors.
Our computer color matching system (CCM) for calculating optimum dye formulations, automatic liquid blending equipment that precisely formulates the formulations, and a color measuring system that performs real-time color management on the production line work together to reduce dye waste, improve efficiency and accuracy in color mixing operations, and contribute to reductions in CO2 emissions and water consumption.

Green production activities

Under the Human Friendly concept, we are developing materials with high added value that are friendly to people, society, and the Earth, while also conducting green production activities.

Green production activities

Green production activities

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