TEXTIL A ORTIZ
Spanish textile manufacturer specialising in lining solutions, synthetic and artificial fabrics, and technical health textiles.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
TEXTIL A ORTIZ (often shortened to T. Ortiz or Textil Ortiz) is a Spanish textile manufacturer founded in 1954 and based in Santa Perpètua de Mogoda, Catalonia. The company began its activity in Barcelona and is described on its own website as a pioneering manufacturer of synthetic and artificial fabrics, today positioning itself as one of the leading companies in its market. Its core specialisation is lining solutions — the fabrics used inside garments — supplied to fashion and apparel customers. The company operates an integrated industrial model that covers weaving, dyeing and finishing. Its product range includes prints, stripes, jacquards and dobbys, plain and basic constructions such as taffeta, serge and satin, knitted and stretch fabrics, recycled articles, and a large stock of essential colours. More recently it has expanded into the healthcare market with reusable and certified masks and hospital gowns, coveralls and pyjamas. Textil Ortiz has invested heavily in vertical integration and sustainability. Its published timeline records the installation of photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, expansion of its waste water treatment plant, sustainable waste recycling, and a 12.5 MWp photovoltaic installation that generates more than 100% of the plant's consumption. The company has held ISO 9001 certification since 1996 and OEKO-TEX certification since 1999. It states that its dyeing factory is the only one in the world to obtain Inditex 'A' certification for the supply chain. Ownership details are not disclosed in the available evidence. The company is a private Spanish enterprise; one official page references a subsidy to 'Acabados Europeos s.l.', suggesting a related corporate entity, but the exact ownership structure is not confirmed by the supplied sources. Textil Ortiz remains active, with ongoing projects in geothermal energy, zero liquid discharge, 100% recycled polyester yarn and product circularity.
History
TEXTIL A ORTIZ was incorporated in 1954 as T. Ortiz, starting its business activity in Barcelona. The company describes itself as a pioneer in the manufacture of synthetic and artificial fabrics. In 1973 it transferred from Barcelona to a new weaving plant in Santa Perpètua de Mogoda, where it remains based. In 1982 the company expanded and created its dyeing and finishing plant, a key step toward vertical integration. In 1989 the company changed from water-powered looms to Tsudakoma air jet looms, modernising its weaving capacity. It obtained its first ISO 9001 certificate in 1996 (registration number ES-0363/1996) and its first OEKO-TEX certificate in 1999 (registration number 991000). In 2000 it began joint management of industrial supplies, and in 2002 it expanded the weaving plant. The company celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2004. In 2006 it expanded the finishing plant, and in 2008 it installed photovoltaic panels. In 2010 it expanded the logistics platform, and in 2012 it installed wind turbines. In 2014 it expanded the waste water treatment plant, and in 2015 it implemented sustainable waste recycling. In 2016 it increased industrial capacity, and in 2017 it achieved complete industrial verticalisation. In 2018 it took a step toward the free gas market, being the first company in Spain to do so. In 2019 the company entered the healthcare market through Covid gowns. In 2020 it installed 12.5 MWp of photovoltaic panels, which generate more than 100% of the plant's consumption. In 2021 it developed and commercialised the future 2030 health profile and obtained all certifications. In 2022 its dyeing factory became the only one in the world to obtain Inditex 'A' certification for the supply chain. In 2023 it made a massive entry into the new national and international health market. In 2024 it expanded the Santa Perpètua weaving plant to 150 looms. Ongoing projects include geothermal energy, ZLD (Zero Liquid Discharge), 100% recycled polyester yarn, and product circularity.
- 2024
Expansion of the Santa Perpètua weaving plant to 150 looms.
- 2023
Massive entry into the new national and international health market.
- 2022
Dyeing factory, the only one in the world to obtain Inditex 'A' certification for the supply chain.
- 2021
Development and commercialisation of the future 2030 health profile and obtaining all certifications.
- 2020
12.5 MWp of photovoltaic panels, which generate more than 100% of the plant's consumption.
- 2019
Entering into the healthcare market through Covid gowns.
- 2018
Step towards the free gas market, being the first company in Spain.
- 2017
Complete industrial verticalisation.
- 2016
Increase in industrial capacity.
- 2015
Sustainable waste recycling.
Products and positioning
Pioneering Spanish manufacturer of synthetic and artificial fabrics, specialising in lining solutions with a vertically integrated, sustainability-focused industrial model.
Lining solutions
Core specialisation: fabrics used inside garments.
Prints
Wide selection of printed fabrics.
Stripes
Striped fabric selection.
Jacquards / Dobbys
Jacquard and dobby woven fabrics.
Plain / Basic
Taffeta, serge, satin and other weave varieties.
Knitting fabrics + Stretch
Knitted and stretch fabrics.
Recycled articles
Recycled fabric qualities in various compositions.
Masks
Reusable and certified masks, and surgical masks in different designs.
Hospital Gowns
Gowns, coveralls and pyjamas for healthcare.
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