Former banker revives shuttered Connecticut wool mill, now makes military fabric
A Connecticut wool mill that shut down in 2013, costing 85 workers their jobs, has been brought back to life. Jacob Harrison Long, a former investment banker with no manufacturing background, bought the 475,000-square-foot facility in 2014. Today the mill employs roughly 50 people and produces fabric used in US military uniforms. Long is now aiming to grow textile manufacturing throughout New England.
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