
The Bültel Group develops and produces men's and women's clothing for several international fashion brands.

Bültel International Fashion Group
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About Bültel
Bültel International Fashion Group is a clothing company based in Salzbergen. In 1964, the brothers Bernard and Hermann Bültel founded the Bültel Kleiderfabrik, initially in a former cinema hall on Bahnhofstraße in Salzbergen. As early as the early 1970s, a dedicated production plant was established in the Philippines. Today, the group employs more than 400 people worldwide and produces in various Asian countries, including Vietnam, the Philippines, China, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Myanmar, Pakistan and India. The company's brands include calamar, hattric and camel active; the portfolio comprises jackets, trousers, knitwear, shirts, T-shirts as well as accessories, shoes and bags. All production facilities are BSCI audited, and compliance with social standards is regularly reviewed.
- Site
- Salzbergen
- Materials
- Clothing production
- Certificates
- BSCI (Social Audit)
- Founded
- 1964
- Employees
- 400+
- Industries
- Fashion / Apparel
- 01
Design and collection development
- 02
Procurement of fabrics and materials
- 03
Production in audited facilities in Asia
- 04
Quality control
- 05
Distribution worldwide
Materials and Production
Clothing production
Manufacture of jackets, trousers, knitwear, shirts and T-shirts for the company's own brands.
Locations

Salzbergen
DEFounding headquarters / Company headquarters
Brands and Products

Inside the production



Industries
Quality and Social Standards
All production facilities in Asia are BSCI audited, and compliance with social standards is regularly reviewed. Ensuring the company's quality standards is a top priority.
| Evidence | Salzbergen |
|---|---|
| BSCI (Social Audit) |
History
- 1964
Founding of the Bültel Kleiderfabrik by the brothers Bernard and Hermann Bültel in a former cinema hall on Bahnhofstraße in Salzbergen
- 1970
Establishment of a dedicated production plant in the Philippines in the early 70s