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LG Textile Plans Clinton, North Carolina, Production Operations

Area Development News Desk

08/12/2025

LG Textile, a fabric developer and premium apparel manufacturer, plans to establish production operations in Clinton, North Carolina. The project is expected to create approximately 200 jobs by 2027.

The company’s new cut and sew facility, located at 409 Southeast Blvd., will manufacture high-quality apparel for premium and luxury brands. Operations are scheduled to begin by October 2025.

“It has been a pleasure working with LG Textile Corp over the past 18 months as they evaluated locations for this project. We’re proud they chose Clinton and Sampson County as the place to launch their next phase of growth," said Director of Sampson County Economic Development Ray Jordan."Their decision not only reflects the strength of our community but also the commitment of our Board of Commissioners to fostering economic development and creating new opportunities for the people of Sampson County. I sincerely thank the Board of Commissioners for their leadership and continued support.”

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