SRTX
SRTX, formerly known as Sheerly Genius, Sheertex, and SRTX (Sheertex), is a leading industrial company in the manufacturing and robotics sector, headquartered in Montreal, Canada.
Company History
Founded under the names Sheerly Genius and Sheertex, the company now known as SRTX operates out of Montreal, QC, Canada. With a team of over 180, SRTX has become the largest knitting operation in Canada. It has focused on building a sustainable, in-house manufacturing process. The company was a part of the Y-Combinator batch W18, which helped propel its growth and innovation in the industrials sector.
Industry and Sub-Industry
SRTX operates within the Industrials sector, specifically in the Manufacturing and Robotics sub-industry. The company leverages high technology to produce some of the most durable and innovative textile products on the market. With a commitment to sustainability and in-house production, SRTX has become a significant player in its field.
SRTX LABS
SRTX's commitment to material science is exemplified through its in-house textile testing lab, known as SRTX LABS. This facility focuses on testing the unique characteristics of stretchy hosiery. Tests include burst strength, abrasion resistance, yarn strength, and tensile strength. The lab employs a range of specialized tests, such as Modified Ball Burst-Style Testing for Highly Elastic Textiles and Modified Abrasion Testing of Sheer Knit Textiles. The results underline the exceptional durability and strength of Sheertex tights.
Proprietary Technologies
SRTX offers innovative products such as Watertex, a technical textile engineered for superior water resistance, targeting the swimwear industry. Additionally, SRTX has developed the Cortex SaaS platform, designed to enable modern, connected, and responsive textile factories. Cortex provides paperless operations and insights into production, from raw material consumption to finished goods inventory.
Sustainable Manufacturing and Team
SRTX runs the largest knitting operation in Canada, with all manufacturing sustainably conducted in-house at their facility in Montreal. The company employs over 180 creative problem solvers dedicated to impacting the industry and the environment positively. Their operations prioritize sustainable practices and innovative approaches to manufacturing.