Woven fabrics fascinate with their variety of weaves, structures and surfaces. They are created by crossing warp and weft threads using a wide range of techniques, resulting in fine, robust, smooth or textured fabrics. From gossamer-fine silk chiffon to dense, warm loden – each fabric has its own unique feel, individual drape and distinctive appearance.

Jersey and knit fabrics impress with their supple structure and natural elasticity, which adapts to every movement. The knitted structure creates fabrics that are stretchy, snug and comfortable – ideal for sporty outfits, casual leisurewear and comfortable homewear. But that's not all: flowing jersey also gives figure-hugging fashion an elegant silhouette and ensures stylish, close-fitting looks with maximum comfort. Whether casual or elegant, these fabrics combine freedom of movement with effortless aesthetics.

The felting of wool fabrics has a long tradition – especially with woven qualities such as loden, which are compacted by fulling and pressing. This technique makes the fabric weatherproof, durable and insulating. In recent years, this process has also been applied to knitted wool fabrics, resulting in fulled fabrics that are soft, elastic and yet dimensionally stable. They combine the cosiness of knitwear with the functional properties of felt and are now among the most popular winter fabrics. Whether for coats, jackets or warm accessories, fulled and felted wool fabrics offer natural warmth and long-lasting quality.

Velour and pile fabrics combine pleasant comfort with robust functionality. Their dense pile, which stands upright on a base fabric, gives them a distinctive feel and makes them versatile. While short, dense pile structures such as corduroy or velvet are hard-wearing and provide reliable protection against abrasion, softer, longer pile variants ensure a pleasantly fluffy feel. From cosy, fluffy knitted plush for warm children's and winter clothing to durable carpenter's corduroy for workwear and guild clothing – the special pile structure gives these fabrics their resilience and character. Whether elegant, cosy or functional – they combine protection, comfort and durability in a fabric category all of their own.

Lace is a masterpiece of textile art – intricate patterns, delicate structures and elaborate embroidery make it one of the most elegant fabrics. From filigree borders to opulent embellishments, it is as indispensable in bridal and evening wear as it is in stylish home textiles. Depending on the technique and material used, it can appear romantic, classic or modern, lending every design a special sophistication.
Tulle, on the other hand, captivates with its airy transparency and versatility. As a fine mesh fabric, it is surprisingly dimensionally stable yet elastic, making it ideal for voluminous skirts, veils or decorative elements.