About us – Fabryka Wyrobów Runowych RUNOTEX SA

Runotex
Over 100 years of tradition

The roots of the Runotex company are the production of Kalisz plush. We are the only producer of cotton velvet in Poland and a leading manufacturer of various types of fur and knitted fabrics dedicated to various industries and specialist market niches in Europe. Above all Runotex is a team of qualified employees: specialists, engineers and professionals.

Long history and rich tradition supported by great production and market experience make us a professional and flexible business partner, open to new challenges.

Our offer?

The Runotex company manufactures various types of fur and knitted fabrics as well as products for interior decoration. The wide range of our products includes velvet, drapery fabrics, curtain fabrics, decorative fabrics, fabrics for furniture and carpets, knitted fur fabrics, fabrics for mops and paint rollers, fabrics for public transport vehicles: buses, trains, trams and interior decoration products: pillows, blankets , bedspreads, carpets and woolen bedding. We invite you to see our offer to get more details.

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Our strengths

• Polish
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• Project
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• Quality
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• Comprehensive offer

• Efficiency
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• Professional
service

Our history

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1907
The roots of the company

The company was founded by the brothers Hugo, Wilhelm and Ludwik Müller. The first part of the manufacture area was purchased on February 21, 1907 and the “Bracia Müller i Spółka” factory was launched at Chopin Street in Kalisz. Initially, 80 people worked at the weaving plant. Cords, velvetine, plush, lambs, caracas, plaids, etc. were produced.