Societe De Tissage De Gerardmer Garnier Thiebaut

What they make

According to their website, Garnier-Thiebaut is a French household-linen manufacturer founded in 1833 in Gérardmer, in the Vosges region, and family-owned by the de Montclos group since 1985. The company states it keeps the full production chain in-house at its Vosges factories: weaving, yarn and fabric dyeing, finishing, embroidery and stitching, with a particular specialization in cotton damask jacquard weaves alongside cotton sateen, percale and linen-cotton blends. Its range covers bedroom linen (sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases), table linen (cloths, napkins, runners), bathroom textiles (towels, bathrobes) and home decoration items (cushions, throws, curtains). The site describes three business lines: hospitality (hotels, restaurants and food service), retail collections for consumers, and private-label ("edition") manufacturing for other brands, with distribution in more than 80 countries. It lists ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certification, the "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" living-heritage label, and France/Vosges Terre Textile certification requiring at least 75% French-based production. On-site hydroelectric turbines reportedly supply up to 20% of the weaving machines' annual power.

• Household linen for bedroom (sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases), table (tablecloths, napkins, runners), bathroom (towels, bathrobes) and home decoration (cushions, throws, curtains)
• Specialist weaver of cotton damask jacquards, plus cotton sateen, percale and linen-cotton blend fabrics
• Fully integrated in-house production at its Vosges (France) factories: weaving, yarn/fabric dyeing, finishing, embroidery and stitching
• Three distinct business lines: hospitality linen for hotels/restaurants/food service, retail collections for consumers, and private-label ("edition") manufacturing for other brands
• Distribution in more than 80 countries, with dedicated sites for France, Germany, Switzerland and the US
• ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certified, plus "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" (living-heritage) and France/Vosges Terre Textile labels
• On-site hydroelectric turbines supplying part of the weaving machines' power and an on-site wastewater treatment plant

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