Standard Textile

A little friendly competition and a lot of great company! 🎳

Our Cincinnati headquarters team recently came together at Pins Mechanical for an evening of duckpin bowling, good food and time to connect outside of the office.

We’re grateful for the people who bring their energy, dedication and teamwork to Standard Textile every day. Thanks to everyone who joined us for a fun evening together!

The Standard Textile team had the privilege of celebrating a remarkable man and an incredible milestone: Paul Heiman’s 100th birthday. 🎉

Paul’s story is one of perseverance, family and accomplishment. As a young boy, he and his family fled N**i Germany after his father, Charles, escaped from a concentration camp. The family eventually made their way to Cincinnati to begin a new life. Unable to find work, Charles started a small business from the family’s third-floor apartment, the humble beginning of what would become Standard Textile.

Paul went on to help shape Standard Textile into the company it is today, leading its growth and establishing its leadership in healthcare textiles.

He has also had the rare opportunity to see that family legacy continue, first through his son, Gary Heiman, our Chairman and CEO, and now through his grandson, Alex Heiman, our President and a fourth-generation family leader.

We’re grateful to Paul and the Heiman family for inviting us to share in this special celebration.

Happy 100th birthday, Paul! 🎂

America turns 250 today!

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Standard Textile.

☀️ Sunshine, great food, and a little friendly competition made for the perfect summer kickoff. Associates celebrated our 2026 Best Managed Company recognition with a co****le tournament, cookout favorites, and a beautiful day spent together. Here’s to a great summer ahead! 🌭🌽😎

This Memorial Day, remembering and honoring those who gave so much.

Earth Day at Standard Textile was marked with our Pollinator Garden Showcase, highlighting the small but important role pollinators play in a healthy ecosystem.

With seed giveaways, a visit from a local beekeeper, and a prize drawing, the event focused on simple ways to support biodiversity.