Unifi manufactures and sells polyester and nylon yarns to textile producers, including yarn makers, knitters, and weavers. Customers use these yarns to produce fabrics for apparel, industrial goods, home furnishings, and automotive applications. Unifi's flagship product line is REPREVE, a recycled fiber brand made from plastic bottles and textile waste that provides certified traceability for sustainable consumer brands. Unifi also produces virgin and performance yarns. Unifi sells directly to fabric mills while marketing to downstream apparel brands and retailers to create pull-through demand. The company operates through three geographic segments: Americas, which manufactures trade-compliant yarns eligible for duty-free treatment under regional trade pacts; Brazil, where Unifi is the sole domestic producer of textured polyester yarn; and Asia, which operates an asset-light sourcing model. Unifi's business model relies on generating a spread over raw material costs, primarily petroleum-derived inputs and recycled scrap. Profitability is driven by manufacturing capacity utilization and product mix. Unifi's strategy focuses on expanding REPREVE adoption, entering non-apparel categories like military gear and packaging, and capturing regional near-shoring demand.