Management Schoeller Textil AG is jointly owned by the Albers Group, Switzerland, and Formosa Taffeta, Taiwan. The operational team surrounding CEO Joachim Kath has extensive expertise in various areas of the textile industry.
 
Management Block 2 Strong corporate leadership is crucial to achieving our goals and realizing our company philosophy - shaping the future of textiles together with our partners around the world. Our extended leadership team around Joachim Kath, Martin Hämmerle, Ruedi Kühne and Antonio Gatti Balsarri consists of experts in R&D (Rainer Rösch), Sales (Stefano Tonizzo), IT (Rene Reimann) HR (Eveline Scheidegger) and Supply Chain (Luca Murezzan).
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Intro Vision Our vision is to enhance  people's quality of live sustainably with our textiles and technologies..
Textiles and technologies from Schoeller stand for high quality and innovative spirit. We consistently orient ourselves toward nature as a role model and place sustainability at the forefront of our endeavors. As a system supplier of solution-oriented products, we offer our customers and partners tangible added value, and address their individual requirements. Schoeller Textil AG acts in accordance with the Code of Conduct of Swiss Textiles.
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History The roots of today’s Schoeller Textil AG are anchored in an environment of new beginnings. The 1860s saw the emergence of such organizations as the Swiss Red Cross and such architectural achievements as the Gotthard Tunnel. This pioneering age also saw the establishment of our company: In 1868, Rudolph Schoeller moved from Breslau to Zürich and set up Switzerland’s first worsted yarn spinning mill in Schaffhausen with the name ”Schoeller & Söhne,” the origin of today’s Schoeller Textil AG.
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Toward the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, invention, production and export are running at full throttle. Schoeller purchases its textile mill in Sevelen. Technical progress facilitates numerous rationalization and automation measures.
Geschichte Details
Man-made fibers such as polyamide or elasthan arrive in Europe from the USA. Schoeller takes up this trend and develops elastic fabrics. The first stretch ski pants come into existence. They replace the “scratchy” woollen pants in widespread use up to then.

During the economic crisis in the 1970s, the first subsidiaries are established overseas and production is concentrated in one location. In the 1990s, Schoeller constantly expands the range of fabrics and for the first time processes high-tensile aramid fibers in motorcycle wear. During the same period, Schoeller becomes involved with ecological production, receiving the first awards. The concept of innovation has a firm place in everyday life at Schoeller and is actively lived out with regard to new developments and sustainability.

Around 100 years after the establishment of the company, Schoeller expands further, securing the textile growth markets at the site with its own branches, joint venture participations and strategic cooperations. In addition, Schoeller becomes the first company worldwide to produce in accordance with the ecological principles of the bluesign® system in 2001. Over the years, Schoeller invests far in excess of 100 million CHF in production plants and ecological innovations.

In 2020 the Taiwanese company Formosa Taffeta Co., Ltd., becomes a 50 % shareholder in Schoeller Textil AG via capital increase.

Today we closely observe nature and draw our ideas from it. The individual is the central focus of our development work. We want to support consumers with intelligent textile products, promote wellbeing and help to increase physical and weather protection while improving comfort and ease of care. In other words: simplify life. That’s why we produce highly-functional textiles and innovative textile technologies for sports, work, lifestyle, protection, medicine and technical applications.
Intro Swissness The headquarters of Schoeller Textil AG in the Swiss Sevelen stands out by virtue of its production facilities in which, among others, the weaving, dyeing, lamination and coating departments are located. High-quality fabrics and knitted fabrics are produced under the “Schoeller Switzerland” brand using the most modern industrial equipment. Most of the textile technologies too are developed and tested in Switzerland, lead-managed by Schoeller.

In addition to the state-of-the-art research and development laboratory, the administrative building with marketing and design, distribution, IT and accounting, is also located in the Swiss headquarters.
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