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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

Home Fashions International Expands Gaffney, South Carolina, Manufacturing Complex

01/19/2018
Home Fashions International, a supplier of home textile finished products, is expanding its existing operations in Cherokee County, South Carolina. The $5.5 million investment is expected to create 60 new jobs.

The company has purchased a new, 350,000-square-foot facility at 859 Victory Trail Road in Gaffney to accommodate its expansion.The new facility, known as Gaffney Manufacturing, will allow the company to quadruple its business over the next five years and reduce its reliance on imported and out-of-state raw materials.

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development has approved job development credits related to this project.

“I have been very happy with both the caliber of the workforce and the business-friendly environment in Cherokee County, S.C. When the business conditions dictated expansion, we considered other locations, but determined that the best course of action was to stay right here where we knew the labor force and business climate would allow us to be successful,” said Home Fashions International Owner David Li.

“South Carolina’s world-class workforce and positive business climate have made our state the ideal location for industry; and, as a result, the manufacturing sector in South Carolina continues to thrive. Home Fashions International’s expansion is a testament to that, and I look forward to watching them succeed here for many years to come,” said Secretary of Commerce Bobby Hitt.

“Cherokee County is proud of the continued investment by Home Fashions International in our community. This industry will continue to build upon the impact already realized by our citizens. Cherokee County remains committed to the growth and expansion of our existing industry,” Cherokee County Council Chairman Tim Spencer said.

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