Bradmill Pty. Ltd. was acquired by the De Lutis Group in April 2002. In the past few years the company has evolved to offer a greater value product range, and to manage all your supply chain requirements for fashion garment packages. Focus also continues on the development of new fabrics utilising the resources from our rich history in the manufacture of workwear and denim fabrics.

It all started in 1927 with the opening of the mill (at that time Bradford Cotton Mills) in Yarraville, primarily producing workwear fabrics. In 1945 the range expanded to include denim, and then in 1962 the first indigo dyed denim was produced. With new technology and a changing focus to the fashion market in 1982 stretch denim was introduced. A major plant upgrade occurred in 1980 with the installation of highly specialized equipment for producing the latest fashion denim.

In late 1993, Bradmill Textiles became part of the Bradmill Undare Group, an Australian owned company. At that time Bradmill Textiles was the largest vertically integrated exporter of cotton textiles in Australia.

In 2002 the De Lutis Group set up Bradmill Pty. Ltd. to continue the Bradmill name and the company remains 100 % Australian owned.