A Legacy Stitched In Time

Jake Watson
Sep 22, 2025
3 min read

As crimson banners wave and festival-goers gather for the 86th Red Flannel Festival, the Red Flannel Factory stands as a living testament to Cedar Springs’ history, resilience, and community spirit. From its humble beginnings in 1936 to its current revival under the leadership of Courtney Haynes, the factory embodies the town’s enduring identity; stitched together with tradition and innovation.

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