Heinz Mehrrath Textiletiketten e.U.
Corporate brand
UnclaimedAustrian family-run manufacturer of woven and printed textile labels, ribbons and niche textile solutions, operating since 1961.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Heinz Mehrrath Textiletiketten e.U. is an Austrian family-owned manufacturer of textile labels, ribbons and related narrow-fabric products, based in Vorarlberg. The company traces its origins to 1961, when Albert Mehrrath founded a jacquard ribbon weaving mill. Over the following decades it expanded into flexographic printing (1976), electronic ribbon weaving machines (1983), screen printing with in-house film and stencil production (1989), fabric cutting machines for broad goods (1991), sublimation printing (2009) and a second screen-printing line (2017). Today it is led by Heinz and Johannes Mehrrath, with the third generation preparing to join. The company produces woven and printed labels, sustainable C2C-certified labels, name tapes, gift and decoration ribbons, rubber bands, bed-slat ribbons, straps, lanyards, medal ribbons, drop stops and table bands. It offers screen printing on a wide range of materials from 10 mm to 280 mm web width, flexographic, screen and sublimation printing on elastic and non-elastic ribbons, and contract printing services. Its customers include well-known textile companies such as Wolford, and it also serves the packaging industry. Mehrrath positions itself on expertise since 1960, "Made in Austria" quality, sustainable products including C2C labels, and personal consulting. The company develops recyclable labels with customers and partners, and continuously works on innovative new products. It remains a small, flexible, family-run business focused on reliability and customer responsibility.
History
The company was founded in 1961 by Albert Mehrrath as a jacquard ribbon weaving mill. In 1976 it expanded with a flexographic printing department, followed in 1983 by the introduction of electronic ribbon weaving machines. In 1989 the company established a screen-printing department including in-house film and stencil production. In 1991 it added fabric cutting machines for broad goods. In 2009 sublimation printing was added, and in 2017 a second screen-printing line was installed. The business is currently run by the second generation, Heinz and Johannes Mehrrath, with the third generation preparing to take over. The company has developed recyclable labels with customers and partners, earning a C2C (Cradle to Cradle) certification. It continues to focus on flexibility, delivery reliability and responsibility toward customers, and regularly develops innovative new products together with its clients.
- 2017
Installation of a second screen-printing line.
- 2009
Expansion with sublimation printing.
- 1991
Addition of fabric cutting machines for broad goods.
- 1989
Establishment of screen-printing department including film and stencil production.
- 1983
Introduction of electronic ribbon weaving machines.
- 1976
Expansion with a flexographic printing department.
- 1961
Founded by Albert Mehrrath as a jacquard ribbon weaving mill.
Products and positioning
Family-run Austrian manufacturer emphasizing expertise since 1960, Made in Austria quality, sustainable C2C-certified products, flexibility, delivery reliability and personal consulting.
Woven labels
In various qualities with cut and woven edges.
Printed labels
Screen printing on various materials from 10 mm to 280 mm web width.
C2C sustainable labels
Recyclable labels developed with customers and partners, C2C-certified.
Name tapes
Proven product for homes, institutions and kindergartens.
Gift and decoration ribbons
Various ribbons in different qualities with printing.
Special ribbons
Medal ribbons, straps, drop stops, lanyards, table bands, bed-slat ribbons, rubber bands, etc.
Sublimation printing
Photorealistic reproduction of designs.
Cut-to-length ribbons
Ribbons cut to length.
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