Ukrainian home textiles producer TK-Home Textiles will relocate production after a strike destroyed its manufacturing facility in Kyiv, Interfax-Ukraine reports.

The company now faces the loss of its entire Kyiv production base. The destruction of the plant removes existing sewing and finishing capacity from Ukraine's home textiles supply chain, a segment that had continued operating through more than two years of wartime disruption.

For buyers sourcing bedding, table linens and related soft home goods from Ukrainian suppliers, the development signals continued physical risk to production assets located in the capital region. TK-Home Textiles had been among the domestic manufacturers keeping output running despite energy infrastructure attacks and logistics disruption since February 2022.

The company's decision to relocate rather than exit the business points to an intent to restore capacity at a different site. No timeline for the move, the location of the new facility, or the volume of capacity to be rebuilt has been disclosed so far.

Sourcing teams with open orders or commitments tied to TK-Home Textiles' Kyiv operations should confirm production continuity plans with the supplier directly and assess whether alternative capacity in Ukraine or neighbouring countries is needed to cover interim gaps.

The case also adds to the compliance and due-diligence picture for buyers weighing Ukraine as a sourcing destination: war-risk insurance, redundancy across production sites and contractual force majeure clauses are now practical requirements for any apparel or home textiles programme placed in the country.