1910

Patchogue Mills, the producer of lace curtains, tablecloths and handkerchiefs was established.

1919

Patchogue Mills is split into two separate entities: International Handkerchief and Patchogue Plymouth Mills.

1948

Jute and Kraftcord weaving operation opens in South Georgia, USA

1949

Patchogue Mills develops new weaving yarns and backings for the carpet / flooring industry.

1953

Hazelhurst, GA USA facility built, begins producing primary and secondary carpet backing

1958

First woven filtration geotextile produced

1960

Amoco acquires Patchogue Plymouth and rapidly expands operations across the United States, Canada, Europe and South and Central America.

1965

Carpet backing changes to the mildew-resistant, more durable polypropylene materials.

1967

Synthetic Weavers opens in Chickamauga, Georgia with a single contract to produce sand bag fabric for the Vietnam War effort.

1968

Production of polypropylene yarn begins.

1968

Nashville, GA USA plant built and opened.

1968
Product line grows to include cotton bales, FBIC, upholstery yarn and furniture and bedding fabrics.

1970

Chattanooga, TN USA facility built.

1970

Gronau, Germany 670,000 sq. ft. plant built.

1970s

Began manufacturing woven stabilization geotextiles

1981

Curitiba, Brasil 250,000 sq. ft. facility built

1987

Introduction of stable fiber extrusion, spinning and leno weaving to its core process.

1990s

State-of-the-art nonwoven fabric plant is built in Ringgold, GA USA

1990s

Development of SoftBac® offers a groundbreaking composite secondary carpet foundation.

1997

Gyor, Hungary Plant begins production with secondary carpet backing.

1998

Gronau, Germany operation launched CURV®, the innovative composite product used by consumer goods manufacturers like NIKE and Samsonite.

2004

BP Amoco Fabrics and Fibers became Propex Fabrics.

2005

Propex Fabrics acquires SI Geosolutions and SI Concrete Systems.