Textile mill in Mexico — cotton spinning on ring frames, Texturizados y Tejidos Windsor

Texturizados y Tejidos Windsor · Est. 1974

The magic
touch of the textile industry.

We spin, knit, dye, finish and print — all under one roof. That means we can promise you something simple: your fabric arrives exactly as ordered, on time.

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Windsor in one minute.

Spinning, circular knitting, dyeing, finishing and printing — our complete textile process, our environmental commitment, and what makes us different as a fabric manufacturer in Mexico. (Video in Spanish)

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01 / OUR STORY

Over five
decades weaving
trust.

From cotton to printed fabric, everything passes through our hands — not a third party's.

Texturizados y Tejidos Windsor was founded in 1974. We haven't stopped growing since, but we still work the same way: we spin the cotton, we knit the fabric, we dye it, we finish it and we print it, all under one roof, in the industrial zone of the State of Mexico.

That means we know exactly what stage your order is at, at all times. If something needs adjusting along the way, we adjust it ourselves — no waiting on a third party, no runaround.

01

Quality

It's not just a word on this page: every batch goes through inspection before it leaves the plant — color, texture, and printing that matches exactly what was ordered.

02

Customer Focus

We tell you the truth: whether we can, when we can, and what to expect. We'd rather do that than over-promise and let you down.

03

Social Responsibility

We use certified recycled materials (RCS Blended) and look after our people's working conditions, audited by SMETA — not just something we say about ourselves.

Cotton fiber preparation for textile spinning at a Mexican mill
COTTON FIBER PREPARATION
MISSION

Spin, knit, finish and print fabric our customers can trust without checking twice — in Mexico and abroad. And do it in a way that also works for the people who make it possible every day.

VISION

Keep investing in our people and in the technology we already know well, so that 50 years from now, Windsor is still one of the textile plants Mexico can count on.

02 / PROCESSES

From yarn to
printed fabric.

All under one roof — no middlemen, no excuses.

Cotton spinning on ring frames — textile mill in Mexico 01
STAGE 01 — SPINNING

Spinning

We manufacture our own yarn from natural and synthetic fibers, on high-capacity ring spinning frames.

  • CottonYES
  • Polyester / cottonYES
  • Polyester staple fiberYES
Circular knitting of knit fabrics — industrial textile production in Mexico 02
STAGE 02 — CIRCULAR KNITTING

Circular Knitting

We produce high-quality fabrics on circular knitting machines — cotton, blends, polyester filament, rayon, elastane, and whatever your project needs.

  • Available fibersBASED ON ORDER
  • Knit fabricsHIGH QUALITY
  • ProductionMADE TO ORDER
  • Quality controlPER BATCH
Brazzoli piece-dyeing machine at our textile mill in Mexico 03
STAGE 03 — DYEING

Dyeing

We dye the fabric after it's knitted — piece dyeing — to match the exact color each order needs, with quality control on every batch before it moves to finishing.

  • Piece dyeingYES
  • Color controlPER BATCH
  • Next stageFINISHING & PRINTING
Digital control of textile finishing and rotary printing line 04
STAGE 04 — FINISHING & PRINTING

Finishing & Printing

We provide the characteristics each customer requires, with finishes that make our fabrics stand out as the finest quality in the market.

  • Color and designYES
  • Softening / brushingYES
  • Rotary printingUP TO 8 COLORS
  • Repeat × width64 × 180 CM
04 / WHO WE SERVE

Industries
we serve.

From fashion to distribution — fabric for every industry that needs it by volume.

01

Fashion & Apparel

Fabrics for clothing, activewear and seasonal collections, with in-house design development for exclusive prints.

02

Contract Manufacturers

Fabric supply for contract garment manufacturers, with scheduled deliveries to keep their production running at volume.

03

Uniforms

Durable, easy-care fabrics for industrial, corporate and school uniforms.

04

Wholesalers & Distributors

Volume supply for textile trading companies and distributors, domestic and export.

4–6 WKSLead time
350 KGMinimum order per variant
DOM + EXPDomestic and export market
1974Founded
700+ TONInstalled capacity
MXMade in Mexico
05 / NEARSHORING

Built for nearshoring
to the US.

Shorter supply chains, a shared time zone, and lead times overseas sourcing can't match.

01

USMCA Region

As a Mexican manufacturer, we operate within the USMCA trade framework that governs commerce between Mexico, the US and Canada.

02

4–6 Week Lead Times

Our production lead times run 4 to 6 weeks — a fraction of the 8 to 12 weeks typical of overseas sourcing from Asia.

03

Same Time Zone, Direct Communication

Central Standard Time, no 12-hour delay waiting on a reply — talk to us directly in English or Spanish during your business day.

06 / BACKED BY

Certifications
& audits.

Commitment verified by international standards.

RCS
Certification · January 2024

RCS Blended

Recycled Claim Standard. Guarantees our products are manufactured with raw materials from recycled components, verified by an international standard.

FAMA
Facility authorization

FAMA

Facility and Merchandise Authorization. Our facility is authorized to manufacture licensed products for international brands.

SMETA
Ethical audit

SMETA

Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit. Endorses our practices in labor conditions, health and safety, environment and business ethics.

Solar panels installed on the roof of the Windsor textile mill in Mexico
07 / ENVIRONMENT

Committed to the environment.

We have solar panels installed on the plant roof — not a future promise, they're already running. That covers part of our energy with clean, renewable sources, cutting the environmental impact of production without cutting corners on fabric quality.

08 / FAQ

Common questions
from buyers.

Does Windsor export fabric to the United States?

Yes. Windsor supplies fabric to customers in Mexico and internationally, including the United States, with production runs tailored to each order and shipped within the USMCA region.

What are Windsor's typical lead times?

4 to 6 weeks from order confirmation, depending on fabric type and volume — significantly shorter than typical overseas sourcing timelines.

What is Windsor's minimum order quantity?

350 kg per variant (each color and fabric combination ordered).

What fibers and fabrics does Windsor work with?

Windsor spins its own cotton and polyester/cotton yarn, and knits fabrics using cotton, blends, polyester filament, rayon and elastane based on each project's requirements.

Is Windsor a certified textile manufacturer?

Yes. Windsor holds RCS Blended certification (recycled materials), FAMA facility authorization for licensed international brands, and a SMETA ethical trade audit.

Why source textiles from Mexico instead of Asia?

Mexico-based production within the USMCA region offers shorter supply chains, lead times of weeks rather than months, and closer time-zone alignment with US teams, compared to sourcing from Asia.

09 / CONTACT

Let's talk about
your next production run.

subdirectorplanta@tytwindsor.com
+52 55 5300 06 00
HOURS Monday to Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

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