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Suncoco
editSuncoco is a Hong Kong-based company specializing in the production and distribution of novelty and industrial-grade embroidery threads. Originally founded in the 1980s as Sam Lung Products Ltd., the company rebranded to Suncoco and has since established itself as a global supplier of high-quality textile products, with a manufacturing facility in Kyoto, Japan. Suncoco is known for its diverse range of threads, including metallic, wool, cotton, acrylic, and specialty threads such as glow-in-the-dark varieties.
History
editSuncoco was established in the 1980s as Sam Lung Products Ltd. during a period of significant growth in Hong Kong's garment industry. Initially, the company focused on distributing high-quality Japanese textile products, particularly fine-grade threads used in traditional kimono production. These threads, sourced from Japanese artisans, were noted for their superior durability and luster, providing a competitive edge in the market.
In the 1990s, the company rebranded as Suncoco and shifted its focus to developing a dedicated line of embroidery threads. This period saw the introduction of a wide range of products, including wool, cotton, acrylic, metallic, and specialty threads like glow-in-the-dark varieties. The company expanded its offerings to include threads in various colors, textures, and finishes, catering to both industrial and novelty applications.
Operations
editSuncoco operates a manufacturing facility in Kyoto, Japan, a city historically renowned for its textile artistry and craftsmanship. The company integrates traditional Japanese techniques with modern industrial processes to produce its threads. Suncoco serves a global clientele, with long-term customers in Europe, the United States, and Asia.
Products
editSuncoco's product portfolio includes:
- Metallic Threads: Available in a wide range of colors, textures, and finishes, these are a signature offering of the brand.
- Natural Fibers: Including wool and cotton threads for various embroidery applications.
- Synthetic Fibers: Such as acrylic threads, designed for durability and versatility.
- Specialty Threads: Including glow-in-the-dark and other innovative thread types for niche markets.
The company's emphasis on quality and innovation has made it a preferred supplier for industries requiring high-performance embroidery materials.