Since 1954, Bosal Foam & Fiber has produced high-quality American made foam, fiber, craft and interfacing products for both the wholesale and retail trades.  

Our historic mill was built in 1846 by James Bradbury who established the Limerick Manufacturing Company at Brown Brook.  It was bought in 1857 by Joshua Holland. The firm produced the nationally famous Holland Blankets, which were supplied Union troops during the Civil War.

The company operated in Portland, Maine in the 1950’s producing foam and fiber products.  In the late 1960’s the company relocated to a former textile mill in Biddeford, Maine where it operated until 1987 when the Limerick mill was purchased.

Throughout the company’s history one thing has remained constant, the overall commitment to producing exceptional quality American-Made craft products.

Today, Bosal Foam and Fiber boasts a craft, hobby, sewing and quilting line second to none.  In 2005 Bosal added a full interfacing line to service the needs of our sewing, embroidery and quilting customers.  Bosal currently offers the largest, most comprehensive line of high-quality American-Made interfacings in the industry.  Our 53 styles include nonwovens, wovens, fusibles, embroidery stabilizers, hair canvases, wefts, tricots, water solubles and both natural and synthetic fleeces.