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About Almedahls: Nordic textile design since 1846

Rooted in Nordic design traditions since 1846, Almedahls crafts interior textile solutions for public spaces. Our diverse product range includes solar shading fabrics, upholstery and curtain textiles, dynamic solar protection, and rugs. Each solution is designed to enhance acoustics, control daylight, support hygiene, and improve overall well-being.

Quality, contemporary design, and sustainability are at the core of everything we do, guided by strong customer relationships. Our path forward is shaped by our Nordic heritage, a commitment to integrating functionality into every product, and a dedication to staying in motion.

Our goal is to make public spaces better—places to work, learn, create, gather, and enjoy. Quite simply, we strive to create A better place to be

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1846

Grundades Almedahls

1846

Grundades Almedahls

1846

Grundades Almedahls

1846

Grundades Almedahls

Black and white photo of a truck and a worker in the Almedahls factory.Photo of a factory worker at Almedahls.

A legacy of nordic craftsmanship and innovation

Almedahls is one of the oldest businesses in western Sweden and has proudly cultivated and manufactured textile design products for generations.

Our founder, Hans H. Wesslau from Gothenburg, established a textile factory for linen fabrics in 1846 in a valley just outside Gothenburg. The company is named after his daughter, Alma, who tragically died at a very young age, and the location of the factory in a valley (“dal”) – hence, Almadals.

The name was later modernised to Almedahls, and while the area has long since become part of the city of Gothenburg, it is still named after the company: Almedal. Today, our head office and manufacturing facilities are located in Kinna, approximately 45 minutes from Gothenburg.

For the first 100 years, we focused on weaving linen cloth, but over the following 75 years, our product range evolved to include cotton/linen blends, cotton fabrics, and later predominantly polyester fabrics, with a strong emphasis on dyeing, printing, and coating techniques.

More recent Innovations

Today, Almedahls offers a diverse range of products, each solution is designed to enhance overall well-being.

The company’s commitment to sustainability is evident through its Five Zero Green program and adherence to the UN’s goals, achieving CO2-neutral and fossil-free production in Sweden.

Almedahls’ journey from a small dyeing facility to a leader in textile solutions showcases its dedication to quality, innovation, and social responsibility.

Photo of the rolling station in the Almedahls factory.