Designed,
Manufactured &
Recycled in New Zealand.

At Textile Products, a proud family-run business and leading manufacturer in New Zealand for over 60 years, we are committed to transforming textile waste into valuable, endlessly recyclable products. Our mission is to lead the way in sustainable waste management by diverting textile waste from landfills and repurposing it into innovative, eco-friendly solutions. We take pride in conduction all our manufacturing processes right here in New Zealand.

 

By choosing Textile Products, you support local industries and contribute to the growth of the domestic economy. Our commitment to keeping operations within the country ensures that your textile waste is repurposed locally, minimizing the need for overseas shipping and reducing carbon emissions associated with transportation. 

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Passionate


We take immense pride in being New Zealand’s leading textile recycling company. Through our passion for recycling and providing a green future for New Zealand we are constantly looking for new and improved ways to recycle.

Trustworthy 

 

For us, honesty isn’t just a policy—it’s our way of life. We’re dedicated to surpassing your expectations and are always eager to go the extra mile. As a family-run business with strong local ties, we’ve earned our reputation as one of the most trusted and reliable manufacturers in New Zealand, thanks to our core values and personal touch.

Innovative

 

By investing in cutting-edge machinery alongside implementing the latest industry technologies, it allows us to continuously innovate.

Our Story

1937
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Flock & Textiles in Wellington was born by Jack Willis making wadding for the bedding industry. 

1960
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Mick Willis, son of Jack Willis moved to Auckland from Wellington with some machinery to open the Auckland factory at 230 Marua Road where Textile Products was born continuing to make wadding for bedding.

In 1964, Mick bought and built in Miami Parade, relocating all production and the four employees, including himself. Three years later, a needle punch machine was purchased.

1980
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Cutting machinery was purchased to streamline the manufacturing process.

Enter Bob Willis, 1985, son of Mick Willis, ditching his previous career as an Automotive Engineer to keep his hand clean! 

1990
22 Miami Parade 1993

Many new products were introduced for the Furniture, Bedding and Clothing industries. The use of polyester staple fiber was introduced to make pillow fill, spray glue and thermally bonded lofted waddings.

2000
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Bob and Lesley Willis acquired shares. This transition returned ownership to the Willis family, continuing their long-standing legacy and commitment to our organization. Textile Products moved into the insulation business in association with Eco Insulation by developing and manufacturing a natural wool mix  insulation. 

Present​
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Now, Textile Products is the largest textile waste manufacturing company in Aotearoa. Providing sustainable products both locally and exported internationally. Our team has significantly grown and now operate with a dedicated team of 22! 

Client testimonials

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