View our impressions from visiting Steiff-Schulte
Actually, we are known at ProBear for our fast and uncomplicated delivery of incoming orders, but … ..
Sometimes it just takes time and there are bottlenecks in delivery. That’s always very unpleasant.
But once you have seen with how much love and effort, the unique hedgehog mohair arises inch by inch, you can see that the waiting time for this great fabric is fully justified.
Of course, you also get this hedgehog mohair on our website. (Mostly in stock 😉 )
| The wonderful story of the Teddy Bear started at the beginning of this century. Everyone knows that Richard Steiff was the creator of the Teddy Bear; but what would Teddies have looked liked if he had not found the right material for their fur ??? |
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Fortunately, Schulte in Duisburg was already in existence! In 1901
Reinhard Schulte had opened his own factory, weaving plush fabrics.
Today his company is known throughout the world as “the Mecca for bear
making fabrics”. The name Schulte, Duisburg, has become synonymous with
high-quality Mohair fabrics. Since their early beginns Schulte and
Steiff have remaned in close commercial and privat contact. Steiff Teddies, which attract the highest prices at sales and auctions are almost exclusively made from the “Original Schulte Mohair”. And still today, Steiff Teddies which are made from genuine Schulte Mohair are a Guarantee for highest Teddy Bear Culture! Our long tradition, our “know how” developed by generations, and the newest production processes make it possible for Schulte to create fabrics every Teddy Manufacturer, Designer and Artist, -as well as collector-, loves and adores. |
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A fur fabric without comparison – world wide. Teddies made from the “Original Schulte Mohair” are percious escorts into the future. Faithful partners one always can rely upon. |
This Website is not the official website of Steiff-Schulte Wovenfabrics.
The content on this website is provided by ProBär GmbH Germany. We visited Steiff-Schulte and get some awesome pictures and videos to show, how the great fabrics are step by step where created.