
|
Bamatex Home Textiles, your reliable partner for professional textile linen for the care sector, hospitality, business and wholesale, has a holistic approach towards sustainability.
A holistic approach means that we do not act one-dimensionally, but follow the three-pillar model of sustainable development: economic, environmental and social. These three pillars are informally referred to as people, planet and profits.
|
|
|
|
1960-2012 Maes Textiles founded by André Maes. Home textiles products are produced in own production facilities in Waregem (Belgium). |
| 2013 Foundation of Bamatex home textiles by Bart Maes, raised in a passionate textile family and master in textile engineering with more than 25 years’ experience in home textiles. |
|
|
2016 Development of Emotion collection, made of a very high-quality combed cotton fibre (AEGEAN COMBED COTTON). This fibre guarantees characteristics as unrivalled softness, very brilliant colours, high water absorption and high durability. |
| 2018 Bamatex home textiles is Oeko-Tex certified. This certification is part of a vision of sustainability and ethical business behaviour. |
|
|
2019 purchase of land for construction of own plant
2020 construction of state of the art plant (offices + warehouse)
2021 move to the new plant
|
2022 Bamatex home textiles is Grüner Knopf, GOTS, OCS and GRS certified.
2022 Bamatex home textiles: Proud amfori BSCI member. BSCI is an initiative of the Foreign Trade Association (FTA), the leading business association of European and international commerce that brings together over 1,500 retailers, importers, brands and national associations to improve the political and legal framework for trade in a sustainable way. Membership of amfori BSCI helps us achieve our goal of being a sustainable trader, monitoring our supply chain and partnering with our suppliers. We have chosen this organisation because of its extended experience on an international scale and its hands-on approach. Training and exchanging best practices helps us to improve at all levels.
2023 Start of electrification of company vehicle fleet
2023: Bamatex home textiles obtains the Grüner Knoph certificate 2.0.
|
2024: In its sustainability policy, Bamatex Home Textiles considers it important that the most vulnerable members of society can develop without worries. That is why we offer financial support to the school in Faisalabad. SOS Children’s Villages Pakistan is a private non-profit organization that has been working since 1977 to promote the welfare, upbringing and education of orphans and abandoned children in Pakistan. The SOS concept is to provide a loving, caring and safe home for children who have no parents. |
|
2025: This year, we continued to focus on developing high-quality and more sustainable collections. For example, the New York collection was developed using high-quality, combed cotton fibers. The collection is available in six colors, which are dyed with VAT dyes. This high-quality finish helps ensure long-lasting color retention, even with frequent washing, thereby contributing to the products’ longevity. In addition, we have developed new towel products that incorporate recycled fibers. By reusing recycled fibers as raw materials, we aim to reduce the use of virgin raw materials and keep materials in the production chain for longer. This contributes to a more efficient use of raw materials and helps reduce textile waste. With these developments, we are taking further steps toward more circular and future-oriented product development. In addition to quality and functionality, we are paying increasing attention to material selection and the impact of our products throughout their lifecycle. |
|
|
Beginning of 2021, Bamatex home textiles moved to a new state of the art plant (offices + warehouse): |
• Reduction of electricity consumption due to:
|
|
|
|
|
|

|
During every step of the supply chain we measure the quality of all our products. In our headquarter in Waregem, we test all products and productions in our in-house laboratory.
Our racking system is developed to give us a big efficiency advantage. |
|
|

|
We carry out a comprehensive risk assessment for every country we do business. We seek ways to prevent, mitigate and redress actual negative impacts in our supply chain. Therefore, we have chosen to increase the use of 'Made in Green' certified items and are exploring the use of recycled cotton and organic cotton in products.
|