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History

The almost 200-year history of the family business, in which textile knowledge, traditions and innovative strength have been passed on through generations, stretches from 1833 to the present day. In the Zurich Oberland in Turbenthal, the fabrics produced in Europe are still conceived and the designs characteristic of Schlossberg are drawn by hand at the original site under the direction of CEO Ivar Jeker.
Our origin

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Our origin

1833 

Lieutenant Johann Kaspar Winkler opened a mechanical spinning mill in Turbenthal.
 

1878

Johann Jakob Boller, just 21 years old, founded his own fabric manufacturing business.
 

1906

The love match between Helene Winkler and Johann Kaspar Boller led to the merger of Boller Winkler.

1959

Schlossberg Textil AG was founded – the castle stands for luxury, the mountain for quality and sustainability.
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At home in the Töss Valley

The Töss, the river, the water - it magically attracted the textile industry in the early 19th century. This was because innovative progress was still driven by waterpower at the time; the energy supply for large machines was available.

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The spinning mill

In 1833, Lieutenant Johann Kaspar Winkler opened a stately spinning mill building with a waterwheel and gearbox in Turbenthal. The spinning mill, where Jakob Boller also bought the yarns for his fabric manufactory in 1878, had 7344 spindles and a water wheel with 22 HP.

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At home in the Töss Valley

The Töss, the river, the water - it magically attracted the textile industry in the early 19th century. This was because innovative progress was still driven by waterpower at the time; the energy supply for large machines was available.

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The spinning mill

In 1833, Lieutenant Johann Kaspar Winkler opened a stately spinning mill building with a waterwheel and gearbox in Turbenthal. The spinning mill, where Jakob Boller also bought the yarns for his fabric manufactory in 1878, had 7344 spindles and a water wheel with 22 HP.

Major innovations

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Our origin

1964 

Schlossberg presents the world's first printed bed linen – a sensation on the market.
 

1979

An innovation: Schlossberg launches the first jersey fitted sheet and non-iron jersey bed linen.
 

1989

Schlossberg launches its first TV advertisements and cooperates with well-known artists.

1994

A pioneering achievement: Schlossberg develops the first organic range.
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JEUNESSE

The first printed bed linen JEUNESSE was a sensation – a filigree rosebush adorns the pure white bed linen background and makes the “Schlossberg Switzerland” brand a byword for contemporary luxury and quality overnight.

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Collaborations with artists

Experimental, design-oriented and bright: In collaboration with well-known artists such as Jean Tinguely, Harald Naegeli, Alfred Hofkunst and Peter Greenaway, Schlossberg developed extraordinary bed linen collections for its own brand “Bonjour Switzerland”.

Schlossberg Switzerland-rose-hero

JEUNESSE

The first printed bed linen JEUNESSE was a sensation – a filigree rosebush adorns the pure white bed linen background and makes the “Schlossberg Switzerland” brand a byword for contemporary luxury and quality overnight.

Schlossberg_Bedtime-Stories_Peter-Greenaway_1200x1200

Collaborations with artists

Experimental, design-oriented and bright: In collaboration with well-known artists such as Jean Tinguely, Harald Naegeli, Alfred Hofkunst and Peter Greenaway, Schlossberg developed extraordinary bed linen collections for its own brand “Bonjour Switzerland”.

Market expansion

1989  |  1994  |  1996  |  2007
Market expansion

1996 

Bonjour Switzerland now also represents the Schlossberg brand collections overseas in the United States and Canada.
 

2007

The first exclusive Schlossberg boutiques are opened in Zurich and Basel. To date, more have been added in Bern, Lucerne, St. Gallen and Stuttgart.
 

2023

Big fall festival: Schlossberg celebrates the 20th anniversary of the factory store in Turbenthal.

2024

Schlossberg is celebrating 60 years of printed bed linen with a new interpretation of the JEUNESSE design.
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20 years factory store

The former spinning mill became the Schlossberg factory store, where the Schlossberg story is still told today in a small museum. In 2023, Schlossberg celebrated the 20th anniversary of the factory store.

Eine Frau kuschelt sich in ein Kissen, das mit der Jeunesse-Bettwäsche bezogen ist, die ein sanftes Blumenmuster zeigt.

JEUNESSE

For the 60th anniversary of the printed bed linen, a new interpretation of JEUNESSE was created in our in-house studio in Turbenthal, which also revives a chapter in our history.

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20 years factory store

The former spinning mill became the Schlossberg factory store, where the Schlossberg story is still told today in a small museum. In 2023, Schlossberg celebrated the 20th anniversary of the factory store.

Eine Frau kuschelt sich in ein Kissen, das mit der Jeunesse-Bettwäsche bezogen ist, die ein sanftes Blumenmuster zeigt.

JEUNESSE

For the 60th anniversary of the printed bed linen, a new interpretation of JEUNESSE was created in our in-house studio in Turbenthal, which also revives a chapter in our history.

Market expansion

2008  |  2011  |  2023  |  2024
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20 years factory store

The former spinning mill became the Schlossberg factory store, where the Schlossberg story is still told today in a small museum. In 2023, Schlossberg celebrated the 20th anniversary of the factory store.

Eine Frau kuschelt sich in ein Kissen, das mit der Jeunesse-Bettwäsche bezogen ist, die ein sanftes Blumenmuster zeigt.

JEUNESSE

For the 60th anniversary of the printed bed linen, a new interpretation of JEUNESSE was created in our in-house studio in Turbenthal, which also revives a chapter in our history.

Schlossberg_Fabrikladen-TT_Schlossberg_Web_1500x1125

20 years factory store

The former spinning mill became the Schlossberg factory store, where the Schlossberg story is still told today in a small museum. In 2023, Schlossberg celebrated the 20th anniversary of the factory store.

Eine Frau kuschelt sich in ein Kissen, das mit der Jeunesse-Bettwäsche bezogen ist, die ein sanftes Blumenmuster zeigt.

JEUNESSE

For the 60th anniversary of the printed bed linen, a new interpretation of JEUNESSE was created in our in-house studio in Turbenthal, which also revives a chapter in our history.