Carnegie Fabrics
Carnegie Fabrics is a company that designs and manufactures sustainable, high-performance textiles, wallcoverings, and acoustic solutions.
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Overview
Carnegie Fabrics, founded in 1950 by Bob Goldman, is a company that designs and manufactures textiles, wallcoverings, and acoustic solutions. It is known for its commitment to sustainability, including being a certified B Corp since 2014 and offering a PVC-free portfolio. The company developed Xorel and Biobased Xorel, the world's first biobased high-performance textile.
History
Carnegie was founded in 1950 by Bob Goldman and later led by his son Cliff. The company developed Xorel in the late 1970s and introduced it in 1981. In 2017, Calera Capital partnered with Cliff Goldman and became the majority owner of Carnegie.
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