Family business celebrates 90 years of tradition in the markets!

Family business celebrates 90 years of tradition in the markets!

In the Black Forest Baar district, the traditional company of Walter and Sabine Jeretzky celebrates 90 years of market experience. Together they offer high -quality textile goods, including underwear and nightwear, in markets and in their own “S´ Lädele” shop in Schwenningen. Walter Jeretzky, now 86 years old, is proud to be the oldest market feeder in the Region. His path to the textile industry began in 1974 when he exchanged the master tiler training against the market stalls of his family. The company was founded in 1934 by its grandparents, Meta and Gottlieb Sturm, which initially offered remains of fabric, before the range was expanded to expand the range of underwear and mastery, such as the Bo.de reported.

lively market culture

The Jeretzkys are not only known for their products, but also for personal relationships that they maintain with their customers. At their market stalls you will not only find a variety of goods, but also the possibility for discussions and an exchange, which is of great importance for many visitors. "The most important thing in the trade fair and market stand is the location. It always has to be the same on every market so that the customers find us," explains the senior manager, who sees his presence in the markets as a matter of honor, because his daughter continues the business.

recently, Walter Jeretzky was honored with a gift basket for his 50 years of participation in the Haslacher fairs. Its stand, usually at the amount of the Sparkasse, is a fixture for customers and not only attracts regular customers. Here you meet a committed team that attaches great importance to quality and individual customer care. The committed offer is supplemented by the textile finishing, in which clothing is individually designed, as is in the publication Black Forest messenger . Despite the challenges that the markets bring with it, Sabine Jeretzky sees a safe future for her company that is deeply rooted in tradition.