Nitro Division

**Nitro Division** is 1/2 of the first branches of textile-manufacturing under Kingdom Textiles, and the division is also one of the oldest, tying with Echo Division. This division specializes in Cotton, Wool, Denim and Silk as means of production materials.

## Intended History

The first concepted idea for this is for the former Holt-Tabardrey plant to be purchased, once the Kingdom reaches mass-financial growth. After this site is purchased, a group of photographers, engineers and architects will be hired, to photograph and analyze the plant, and after all ideas are mixed, or if a full blueprint of the original structure is obtained, a full-CGI rendering of the structure will be designed, with the exterior being almost 100% accurate, along with the interior, although the interior will undergo small adjustments, notably new safety features, etc, will lead to the demolition of the original structures, which are far too damaged to be saved, and after demolition, the new CGI Replica structure will be under construction, standing on the site of the original.

The first plant, after being completed, will work with collecting cotton, initially imported, until 'Kingdom Cottons' is opened, and the process is to manufacture denim with an emo-punk color scheme, which will be much more useful after the 'Kingdom Apparel - Haw River' plant is purchased, and used for manufacturing purposes. The Bellemont Cotton Mill will be rebuilt with the same fashion as the Holt-Tarbardrey plant, and become 'Kingdom Cottons', which would be the first two vital plants.

## Manufacturing Plants

### Kingdom Apparel - Haw River (Cone Granite Mill)

This is the headquarter plant for the Nitro Division. All product is brought here for finishing (except denim, which is already finished at the nearby plant, so it would automatically jump to assembly here) from the other plants. After finishing, supply is distributed through fraction: A great percentage is taken to other plants, such as the hosiery, upholstery and accessories plant, and the remaining product remains here for final assembly, and then clothing is manufactured with the remaining product.

### Kingdom Textiles - Haw River (Holt-Tabardrey Plant)

Similar to Kingdom Cottons, this plant will be restored in a similar fashion. Here, a large fraction of the cotton from Kingdom Cottons is delivered, by trucks, and potentially even by barge, depending on water-levels and threat from rocks. The cotton is then processed into denim in building one (former Cora Mill), with numerous equipment, which is then finished in building two (former Holt Mill). There will be numerous assembly rooms, with a large variety of equipment, to manufacture significant amounts of denim. The denim is then brought to the 'Kingdom Apparel - Haw River' plant to be converted into clothing.

### Kingdom Knitting - Burlington (McMichael Mills)

This plant is one of the main plants that works with wool products. After being purchased by the Kingdom, it would undergo a name change, and work with different materials, aka wool. New equipment may be installed, to ensure the proper production is met. This will convert wool into usable yarn, which will be sent over via truck to either buyers, or the finishing plant, where it will be finished, and either turned into clothing, or sent to other plants in the Nitro Division for other use.

### Kingdom Fabrics - Graham (Applied Textiles)

Here, processing of silk into usable yard/product takes place. After being purchased by the Kingdom, it would undergo the same fate as the Knitting plant, and be used for silk to yarn processes. This is the perhaps the smallest plant in the division, and the structure may undergo expansions. To accommodate additional production/storage.

### Kingdom Upholstery - Burlington (Copland Fabrics)

The upholstery for N.D, shipments of raw/finished product of cotton, wool and silk will be delivered here, for usage in upholstery. This means, certain product will be converted to usage in upholstery, with some of the techniques used being weaving. Rugs, blankets, curtains, sheets and other related supply may be manufactured here, and all finished upholstery product is taken to the furniture plant it is required at, for it to be installed onto the furniture. Cushions may be assembled here.

### Kingdom Knitting- Glen Raven (Carolina Dyeing and Finishing)

Used for mass-production of wool and silk yarns, with additional equipment not found in other plants using these for production. This plant is larger, and will have a rail-spur added to allow freight service from trains. Processed cotton may be taken here from the Kingdom Cottons plant, to undergo additional additional machining. This means even larger amounts of raw product will be developed.

### Kingdom Looming - Glen Raven (Industrial Corp)

Similar to 'Kingdom Knitting - Glen Raven', this will focus in additional production and equipment.

### Kingdom Sewing - Glen Raven (TST Logistics)

Similar to 'Kingdom Knitting - Glen Raven', this will focus in additional production and equipment.

### Kingdom Hosiery - Graham (Oneida Mill & Scott-Mebane Mill)

This plant will be reverted from apartments to factory, similar to most of the properties under Kingdom Industries. The demolished Scott-Mebane plant would be rebuilt, with a replica on site to take over sock-production for the site. The two main buildings will be used to manufacture underwear, with a transition between lingerie, and regular underwear for both genders. The products will be from cotton, silk and wool. The demolished loading docks will be rebuilt aswell, to completely restore the mill to its former glory. The two main buildings will also work with making socks, like the Scott -Mebane Mill, after restoration.

### Kingdom Cottons (Bellemont Cotton Mill)

This plant would be restored in the fashion described above, with the original structure demolished, and the replica structure will contain modern amenities and equipment, a large parking space, additional warehouses on-site, and potentially a dock, for barges to transport large quantities of product. Here, massive amounts of cotton, mostly from farms, are invested and processed into yarn, and other usable product for assembly. The main plant will have underground passages between it, and the sock department, which can help forklifts and mill workers safely reach the plants.

### Kingdom Accessories - Burlington (Aurora Mill & Pickett Hosiery)

This would have to be completely restored, as almost all of the former Aurora Mill structures have been demolished. Everything except the clock tower will be removed, and the replica of the original structure will be built. After this is done, product is brought to the plant, with the former Pickett Hosiery being used manufacture hats, beanies, gloves and scarfs. The new Aurora replica will manufacture jackets, coats, chokers, braces, and other related merchandise. Rail-Access will be possible.