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Filspin Company
Filspin, Incorporated

Case Study

Standing still and the only surviving company under the textile industry in the Philippines is Filspin, Incorporated. Their inspiring success, operations and survival against other countries under the same business, made it an interesting company to study and further researched on.

Introduction

Filspin , Incorporated, who’s being led by Asst. General Manager Lyndon Tan, is the largest integrated mill in the country. It offers a wide range of denim, twill and ripstop fabrics in stretch, non-stretch, flat and regular, indigo and twill dyeing, weights and weaves using Ring Spun, Open End and Structured Yarns in Cotton and Cotton Blends. With the advent of new trends in denim fashion, producing the highest world class quality fabric is Filspin’s constant aim. Quality and service are commitments given to customers. Filspin complies with the internationally accepted testing and inspection procedures maintained by highly skilled quality control staff. Filspin also complies with the Four-Point Demerit System. Equipment for spinning, warping, dyeing, weaving and finishing are state of the art machinery and are from well known European suppliers such as Rieter, Schlaforst, Goller, Picanol, Somet and Monforts.

History The company began its operations in 1988 founded by Executive Vice President Victor Ocampo Tan. It is the largest integrated mill in the Philippines. Since the beginning of its operations, Filspin Inc. has vowed to focus on doing its best to satisfy each customer’s demands. With the rapidly changing environment brought about by globalization, Filspin Inc. used its extensive resources to further develop and continually look for new fashion innovations and state-of-the-art facilities. Filspin is the only textile manufacturer operating here in the Philippines. The company manufactured denims for small boutiques and stores located in Divisoria, Tutuban and other local markets. In the year 1995, the

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