6 wooden looms in which they weaved saltillos sarapes with an approximate production of 600 pieces per week. Making a great effort in 1970 they implemented industrial looms and a felting machine, at that time weaving 1000 fretwork overcoats on 4 mechanical looms, changing from working in a salon to an industrial warehouse. In the 80’s the number of mechanical looms is increased, as well as an industrial warehouse and with this the weaving of new products begins, such as travel blankets, producing 3000 pieces per week.

Due to a constant work for 1990 a total restructuring is made, one more warehouse is built, where spinning is implemented (fabric preparation); From this year until 2003, false blankets are woven, producing approximately one million pieces a year, exporting 100% of the product to the United States and Canada. Due to the recession suffered by our neighboring country where our main client was located, in 2003 we had the need to go in search of new markets and therefore avant-garde products that they offer and for this, spinning technology is developed, increasing the open, jacquard looms and machines for finishing the blanket. We currently have 7 industrial warehouses distributed as follows: in the first two we find the preparation, in warehouse 3 open spinning. At 4 dry cleaners. In 5 the tissue. In the 6 the finished. And in the 7 a cellar ship.