With its special collection based on Tencel lyocell fiber, LE Textile GmbH is offering a soft, supple handle, the typical look of a natural-fiber product, and outstanding comfort. These soft fabrics also offer advantages for the environment. LE Textile has focused on the environmental aspects in its use of materials and production processes.
A pioneer in the production of warp knits labeled as ‘sustainable,’ LE Textile is known for its old name of Elastic Textile Europe. The company, which is based in Neukirchen produces stretch fabrics and lace for lingerie, swimwear and sportswear. Products produced by LE Textile are also used in the medical sector and industry, e.g. in the automotive sector. This warp knitting specialist has many years of experience and a history of dynamic development – strengths that it has brought to its association with the Lauma Fabrics Group. Since 2013, the company has belonged to this Latvian-based manufacturer, and is now known as LE Textile. Meanwhile, the Lauma Fabrics Group said that it fully supports the ecological ethos of its German subsidiary.

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