Walbusch clothing

Walbusch is a German fashion brand founded in 1934 by Walter Busch in Solingen, Germany. Initially starting as a mail-order company for high-quality Solingen cutlery, the company expanded into clothing in the 1950s, introducing innovations like the wrinkle-free 'Nyltest shirt' and the buttonless collar shirt in 1963. Over the decades, Walbusch has grown into one of Germany's leading mail-order companies, employing over 1,000 people and operating more than 40 stores nationwide. The brand is renowned for its commitment to quality, comfort, and functionality, offering a range of products including shirts, jackets, and accessories. Walbusch operates primarily in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, with its products manufactured in multiple countries to meet diverse customer needs. The company remains a family-owned business, with Christian Busch, the grandson of the founder, serving as the majority shareholder and CEO. The brand emphasizes sustainability, using natural materials and fair production methods in its clothing lines. Walbusch's dedication to quality and innovation has solidified its position as a trusted name in the fashion industry.