B. Mayer Zeiler founded Flocktex in 1976 and built a family-led legacy in flock technology. The company still makes every metre at the same plant, and every batch is checked by the team that produced it before it leaves the floor.
Today the fabric ships to furniture makers, hotels and healthcare projects across Europe, the United States and Asia.
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Water and a cloth take most stains off.
200,000+ Martindale cycles on Impala.
OEKO-TEX certified to the highest class.
One plant, two generations, since 1976.
Flock is not woven. Each fibre is set upright and bonded to the ground fabric — that single difference is where the velvet hand and the wipe-clean surface both come from.
There is no weave for dirt to travel into. A spill sits on top of the pile until you take it off.
Every batch is checked by the team that produced it before it leaves the floor. Technical sheets are issued per market standard on request.
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