| Fisher Textiles was founded by Larry A. Fisher and his son, Larry Jr. in 1988. In its early years, Fisher Textiles specialized in trim products for the apparel and home furnishings industries. By the mid 90's Fisher Textiles switched gears and developed a wide range of polyester fabric for wide format dye sublimation printing. After that Fisher Textiles saw a need for fabric that could be directly printed with inkjet printers and in 2002 introduced two lines of fabrics for both solvent and pigment inks. Grand format fabrics in 10 foot widths for sublimation printing were also introduced that same year. In 2007 the Enviro-Tex fabric line was released, the company's first ever green line made from recycled yarns. The direct dispersed fabric line was created in 2008 for direct dye sublimation printing. In 2009 Fisher unveiled it's apparel line for dye sublimation and continues to add new fabrics to each of it's lines in it's effort to be at the forefront of providing fabric solutions to the digital printing industry. |
