Dynic Corporation (3551)

Overview

Dynic Corporation, established in 1919 and headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, has a long-standing legacy in the production and sale of fabric and apparel products within Japan. Initially known as Nippon Cloth Industry Co., Ltd., the company underwent a name change to Dynic Corporation in 1974. Over the years, Dynic has expanded its offerings to encompass not only fabrics and apparels but also a wide range of other products and materials that cater to various industrial, publishing, stationery, and environmental needs. The company is committed to innovation and sustainability, providing a diverse array of environmentally friendly products alongside its conventional lineup.

Products and Services

• Fabric and Apparel: Dynic Corporation's fabric and apparel segment includes the manufacturing of STAFLEX and PANELON fusible interlinings for garments, HARO shaping, and WELDEX interlinings for collars, along with NIC SEVEN and CETUS care label materials. These products are essential for quality garment making, offering durability and utility.
• Publishing, Stationery, and Fancy Products: The company produces a variety of publishing and stationery products, including book binding cloth, cloth for stationery paper goods, and various bags, backpacks, and purses made from simulated leather. These offerings cater to both functional and aesthetic needs within the publishing and stationery sectors.
• Print Media Supplies: Dynic Corporation supplies a wide range of print media supplies, including computer ribbons, fine films, cloth for magnetic passbooks, and various types of printing materials. This range signifies the company's involvement in supporting the print media industry with essential supplies.
• Nonwoven Fabric Products: The company’s portfolio also includes nonwoven fabric products, highlighting their versatility and application in various sectors, from industrial uses to personal care items.
• Industrial Products: Among its diversified product line, Dynic Corporation offers materials for automobile interiors, filters, fusible interlinings for clothing, and interior decorating items such as carpets and wallpapers. This segment demonstrates the company’s capability to cater to the extensive needs of the industrial market.
• Embossed, Foil, Film, and Paper Products: Dynic's offerings include special embossed products, foils, films, and paper products, as well as processed paper, paper tubes, and coating paper. These products serve a range of purposes across different industries, including packaging, decorating, and material processing.
• Environmentally Friendly Products: Committed to sustainability, Dynic Corporation offers a series of environmentally friendly products. These innovations align with global efforts to reduce environmental footprints and promote sustainability.