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Celebrating Innovation: Schoeller Textil article 59390 won an iF DESIGN AWARD

iF DESIGN AWARD for Schoeller Textil © 2024 Schoeller Textil
Schoeller Textil is thrilled to announce that they have been honored with the prestigious 2024 iF Design Award in the category of Textile Intelligence for their groundbreaking Article 59390. This award demonstrates their commitment to innovation, sustainability, and excellence in textile design.

Fabric Highlights

At the heart of Article 59390 lies the revolutionary textile innovation, Naturetec. Comprising recycled Q-cycle Polyamide with an elastane coating on the outside and natural, washable NATIVA Merino Wool on the inside, this fabric represents a perfect blend of performance and sustainability.

Key Features

  • Weather Protection

Offering unparalleled weather protection, Article 59390 shields peopole from the elements, ensuring people stay dry and comfortable even in the harshest conditions..

  • Breathability

Despite its perfect weather resistance, the fabric remains highly breathable, allowing for optimal airflow and moisture management, essential for prolonged wear during outdoor and urban activities.

  • Comfort

NATIVA Merino Wool on the inside provides exceptional comfort, regulating temperature and wicking away moisture to keep you feeling fresh and comfortable throughout the day.

  • Durability

Engineered with abrasion resistance, this textile is built to last, withstanding the rigors of outdoor adventures and daily wear without compromising on performance or aesthetics.

Versatile Applications

Article 59390 is perfectly suited for a wide range of outdoor and urban activities, including commuting, running, cycling, and workwear. Its adaptability and performance make it the go-to choice for those who demand nothing but the best from their clothing, whether they're navigating city streets or exploring rugged trails.

Sustainability Commitment

Schoeller Textil says they "take pride in the eco-friendly attributes of Article 59390. By utilizing recycled materials and natural fibers, they minimize their environmental footprint while delivering exceptional quality and performance".


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