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International Journal of Interdisciplinary Research

Table 1 Profile of participants and companies

From: The process of designing interior textile products & the influence of Design for the Environment (DfE)

Professional title

Years in textile industry

Company headquarters (US Regions)

Company size (# of employees)

Business type

Product types

DfE orientation

President/Designer

1-10

Pacific Northwest

1-10

Wholesale printed textile

Textile home goods

Yes

Artist

1-10

Rocky Mountain

1-10

Artisanal woven textile and furniture

Artisanal furniture

No

Owner/Designer

10-20

Southern California

1-10

Wholesale printed textile

General textile

Yes

Creative Director

20-30

New York Metropolitan Area

Over 1000

Wholesale woven textile

Contract textile

No

Owner/Creative Director

30-40

Mid Atlantic States

1-10

Retail printed textile

General textile

Yes

Design Manager

1-10

New York Metropolitan Area

50-100

Wholesale, woven textile manufacturer

Contract textile

Yes

Owner/Designer

10-20

New England

1-10

Wholesale, textile printer

General textile

No

Product Development Assistant

1-10

New York Metropolitan Area

200-250

Wholesale, woven textile manufacturer

Contract textile and furniture

No

Associate Print Director

10-20

New York Metropolitan Area

Over 1000

Wholesale, converter

Contract textile

No

Product Development Manager

1-10

New England

50-100

Retail print and woven textile

Textile home goods

No

Vice President Research and Development

20-30

New York Metropolitan Area

100-150

Wholesale woven textile

Contract textile

Yes

Senior Textile Designer

1-10

New York Metropolitan Area

100-150

Wholesale woven textile

Contract textile

Yes