Table Linen For Banquets
With many different fabrics to choose from, Drapes can produce product fit for a casual meeting to a seven figure wedding.
Hospital Textiles
A multinational company with many thousand locations asked if we could supply them with the same high quality textiles for their hospital operations the same as we do for their hospitality. Our customer's needs are the most important!
Bed Linens
Thirty Three years in business listening to what our customers want and we listened. Bringing the expertise in manufacturing and importing, we have an extensive product line for in room textiles.
Decorative Throws
Four years at our new factory location and with the 300% increase in factory space, we are able to efficiently produce top of the bed treatments. Hundreds of fabrics available to fit your decor.
Festooning
Locally Drapes 4 Show has been decorating bed linens for years. Short lead times, hundreds of colors available.
Bed Skirts
Table Skirting business has slowed down and with the increased capacity, we can make economically priced box pleated bed skirts.
Table Skirting
Our core product, we have some of the best priced and the finest table skirting in the market.
Local Manufacutring
Built just 4 years ago, we have an energy efficient facility that helps save costs and keep product prices in line. Thirty Four people work here producing the products you order!
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Community Development Involvement
From The Community Development Department
Congratulations to Drapes 4 Show! This business, which makes linens for hotels and the hospitality industry, began more than a quarter century ago in the founder’s garage.
Recently the company moved from a 6,800 square foot facility outside of Los Angeles to a new facility in Los Angeles that’s nearly three times larger. “Before we moved here, we were so crowded we had to store raw material in the parking lot at night and desks were butted next to each other,” said Jason Honigberg, chief operating officer of Drapes 4 Show, “It was a disaster, we couldn’t grow!”
The company even considered moving to Las Vegas until Honigberg learned about the City of L.A.’s business friendly programs. Now with a $2 million industrial development bond, administered by the Community Development Department’s Economic Development Division and the Industrial Development Authority, the company has moved to a larger space, made upgrades and has more space for additional equipment and product.
It’s a change that’s good for business, “We can now move product faster which allows us to achieve more sales that are up 16.5 percent,” added Honigberg. The move has also put Drapes 4 Show inside a State Enterprise Zone. Enterprise Zones provide tax breaks to Zone businesses to promote the hiring of local residents, and improve the economic vitality of inner-city communities. The City provides additional incentives, such as discounted electric rates for new Zone businesses. “The benefits we have realized will ultimately allow us to begin a research and development unit, which will in turn help us to expand and not ship any jobs overseas,” said Honigberg.
For more information about CDD and the IDA bond program, visit the CDD website at http://ida.lacity.org/