English HOME PRODUCTS ABOUT CAREERS CONTACT ABOUT Frontier Yarns History Headquartered in Sanford, North Carolina, Frontier was founded in 1996 by a group of managing partners with a desire to build a high quality yarn manufacturing company. The management team of Frontier Yarns has many years of experience in the yarn manufacturing field. Starting with one open-end spinning facility in Sanford, the company has grown into one of the leading producers of 100% cotton and cotton blend yarns in the world. Frontier Yarns strives to be the company that suppliers want to sell to, customers want to buy from, and people want to work for! Officers GEORGE R. PERKINS, III Chief Executive Officer GEORGE W. PARKER Vice President, Frontier Marketing BARBARA F. WALTON Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer JOHN M. MANESS Executive Vice President of Manufacturing OUR MISSION Frontier Yarns, Inc. is committed to operating a successful business by developing, manufacturing, marketing and supporting quality yarn products for the world textile industry. We will accomplish this goal by: Developing long-term relationships with our customers and suppliers Providing superior quality products at competitive prices Exceeding industry standards with exceptional customer and technical service Maintaining our competitive position through leading edge technology Providing a safe, fulfilling, and rewarding work environment for our employees, and Serving and supporting the communities in which we operate Frontier strives to be the company that vendors want to sell to, customers want to buy from, and people want to work for! Focus on Quality Frontier Yarns, Inc. is committed to continuously improving the quality of our products and services so that we meet or exceed our customers’ expectations. Our sales, marketing, financial, customer service, technical and manufacturing personnel combine expertise with experience into a service group that we believe is unmatched and uniquely qualified to help our customers achieve their goals. We are committed to providing the quality products that our customers demand long-term. Capital investment and re-equipping with state-of-the-art processing equipment is central to our strategy to provide yarn products that consistently meet our customers’ quality and value expectations. Frontier invests in on-line and real-time quality control, monitoring, and assurance systems that are integral to consistency of product quality. Industry Involvement Frontier Yarns is involved with many leading industry organizations to stay in touch with our suppliers, customers, and emerging issues for our industries. Americas Apparel Producers’ Network (AAPN) The AAPN was first organized in 1981 by a group of contractors in Georgia. That small group of factory owners soon grew beyond Georgia’s borders to become a Southeast and then a National organization focused on Made in the USA. Today the AAPN is the only international trade association connecting the entire textile/apparel supply chain of the Western Hemisphere. Cotton Council International (CCI) CCI promotes U.S. Cotton Fiber and manufactured cotton products in markets around the world. Information concerning Cotton USA Licensing program as well as Consumer and Trade promotions can be found on this site. Cotton Inc. Cotton Inc.’s mission is to ensure that cotton remains the #1 fiber choice among consumers in apparel and home products. You can find a wealth of information on Fiber and Textile Research, Market Information and Technical Services, Advertising and Public Relations, as well as Fashion Forecast and Retail Promotions at this site. National Cotton Council (NCC) The NCC represents U.S. ginners, warehousers, merchants and textile manufacturers. This organization is a unifying and consensus building force for these diverse groups and ensures all U.S. cotton industry interests are served. This web site can also provide current Cotton Future quotes. National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) NCTO is a unique organization representing the entire spectrum of the U.S. Textile sector. This association is organized into (4) separate councils representing Fiber, Fabric, Suppliers and Yarns, each with its own board representative. NCTO is the voice of the U.S. Textile Industry and this Web Site is an excellent resource for information concerning current Trade Legislation and negotiations. OEKO-TEX Association The OEKO-TEX Standard 100 was introduced in the beginning of the 1990s in response to the demand of the general public for textiles which are harmless to health. The OEKO-TEX label indicates the additional benefits of tested safety for the skin-friendly clothing and other textiles to interested end users. Southern Textile Association (STA) The Southern Textile Association is a nonprofit organization for individuals in the textile and related industries with a common interest in all phases of textile manufacturing in the Southern USA. US Cotton Trust Protocol The U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol® sets a new standard for more sustainably grown cotton. It brings quantifiable and verifiable goals and measurement to sustainable cotton production and drives continuous improvement in key sustainability metrics. Credit Information For more information about establishing credit with Frontier Yarns, please contact: Mark Osborne Frontier Yarns, Inc. 1823 Boone Trail Rd. Sanford, NC 27330 fax (919) 777-2669 E-mail for credit info Click here for Terms of Sale CONTACT US U.S. SALES CONTACT U.S. SALES INTERNATIONAL SALES INTERNATIONAL SALES CUSTOMER SERVICES CUSTOMER SERVICES HUMAN RESOURCES HUMAN RESOURCES TECHNICAL SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES © 2021 | Frontier Yarns