With a history extending over decades, the proven, durable stretch fabrics accompany and protect the active golfer as well as the horsewoman, the mountain hiker or the skier. The Lifestyle collection catches the eye with special optic effects and is ideal for fashionable clothing with functionality. The Cosmopolitan collection stands for multi-functional fabrics in which the modern, mobile global citizens always feels comfortable, is perfectly protected and can underline his personality with individual styles. Schoeller sees itself as an innovative solution supplier and develops customer-specific products with special added value.Schoeller textiles combine high functionality with trendy looks and maximum comfort. Diverse Schoeller technologies lend the high-tech fabrics further additional benefits. And of course they are all manufactured responsibly and with a keen awareness of the environment, in compliance with the bluesign® system.
Outdoor IntroThe highest quality, sustainability, functionality, long service life, durability, and modern designs and feelgood comfort signify schoeller® stretch fabrics for the outdoor industry. This is the case now, as it was in 1961, when the world’s first elastic skipants in Schoeller fabrics came onto the market.
Intro SportWhether hard-wearing, shape-retaining textiles for riding, outstandingly-comfortable casual fabrics for the golf course, or functional high-tech qualities for winter sports, Schoeller offers a wide range of superior, durable and innovative feelgood fabrics – tailored exactly to the application’s requirements.
Intro FashionThese fabric innovations provide the inspiration for new departures in the fashion world. Particularly attractive looks and a high feelgood factor are the central focus in Schoeller Lifestyle fabrics.
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The special Cosmopolitan collection stands for multi-functional fabrics in which the modern, mobile global citizens always feels comfortable, is perfectly protected and can underline his personality with individual styles.
