Profile of Schoeller Group: a creative producer of smart and sustainable functional fabrics

17 pages, published in Issue 35, 4th quarter 2010   Report price: Euro 395.00; US$ 520.00

This report identifies the company’s innovative approach to textile design and strict environmental policy. Schoeller Group is considered to be one of Europe’s most innovative fabric manufacturers and has a reputation for developing “smart” textile technologies, including those based on nanotechnology. Branded products and technologies offered by Schoeller include 3XDRY, active>silver, c_change, coldblack, energear, FluoroFree, Inzectic, NanoSphere, and Schoeller-PCM technology. Well known customers for Schoeller’s products and technologies include Arc’teryx, BMW Motorrad, Bogner, Canada Goose, Cloudveil, Columbia Sportswear, Dockers, Eddie Bauer, Eider, Helly Hansen, Hugo Boss, LL Bean, Mammut, Marmot, Millet, Reebok, Timberland, and Trangoworld.

Profile of Schoeller Group: a creative producer of smart and sustainable functional fabrics

• Summary
• Introduction
• Company development
• Products and markets
• Schoeller Technologies
• Internationalisation of production through strategic alliances
• Quality, research and development (R&D), and innovation awards
• Environmental policy
• Outlook

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