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WOOL IS OUR DNA
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Regional products, regional materials and regional processing. That's what Gottstein stands for, it's our way and our promise.
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WOOL IS OUR DNA
Regional products, regional materials and regional processing. That's what Gottstein stands for, it's our way and our promise.
Parent brands and sub-brands, ordered by founding year.
A line focused on felt clogs with cork footbeds
Stegmann is a traditional brand acquired by Gottstein in 2008 and is now part of the Gotts
Stegmann is a traditional brand acquired by Gottstein in 2008 and is now part of the Gottstein brand portfolio. Its defining features include wool felt clogs, footbeds combining cork and natural latex, and a brand history dating back to 1888. Unlike Magicfelt, which focuses on seamless slippers, and Kitz-Pichler, which offers indoor footwear made from fulled fabric, Stegmann is positioned around felt clogs and soles that support the feet.
The line responsible for indoor shoes made from fulled fabric
Kitz-Pichler is a brand rooted in the knitwear business started by the Gottstein family in
Kitz-Pichler is a brand rooted in the knitwear business started by the Gottstein family in Kitzbühel in 1952, and is still treated as a Gottstein brand. It later expanded into slippers and shoes for mountain huts, and now focuses on indoor footwear made from fulled fabric, while also offering models with decorative details for children. While Magicfelt focuses on three-dimensionally molded felt and Stegmann on clogs with cork soles, Kitz-Pichler is the line for shoes made from fulled fabric.
The line for three-dimensional molded felt slippers
Magicfelt is a brand developed and introduced by Gottstein in 2008. It centers on seamless
Magicfelt is a brand developed and introduced by Gottstein in 2008. It centers on seamless, three-dimensional molded felt slippers that draw on wool-processing techniques, and is characterized by two-tone designs, merino wool, and undyed wool. In contrast to Stegmann, which focuses on clogs with cork footbeds, and Kitz-Pichler, which offers boiled-fabric indoor shoes, it is the line for lightweight felt slippers.
A line focused on felt clogs with cork footbeds
Stegmann is a traditional brand acquired by Gottstein in 2008 and is now part of the Gotts
Stegmann is a traditional brand acquired by Gottstein in 2008 and is now part of the Gottstein brand portfolio. Its defining features include wool felt clogs, footbeds combining cork and natural latex, and a brand history dating back to 1888. Unlike Magicfelt, which focuses on seamless slippers, and Kitz-Pichler, which offers indoor footwear made from fulled fabric, Stegmann is positioned around felt clogs and soles that support the feet.
The line responsible for indoor shoes made from fulled fabric
Kitz-Pichler is a brand rooted in the knitwear business started by the Gottstein family in
Kitz-Pichler is a brand rooted in the knitwear business started by the Gottstein family in Kitzbühel in 1952, and is still treated as a Gottstein brand. It later expanded into slippers and shoes for mountain huts, and now focuses on indoor footwear made from fulled fabric, while also offering models with decorative details for children. While Magicfelt focuses on three-dimensionally molded felt and Stegmann on clogs with cork soles, Kitz-Pichler is the line for shoes made from fulled fabric.
The line for three-dimensional molded felt slippers
Magicfelt is a brand developed and introduced by Gottstein in 2008. It centers on seamless
Magicfelt is a brand developed and introduced by Gottstein in 2008. It centers on seamless, three-dimensional molded felt slippers that draw on wool-processing techniques, and is characterized by two-tone designs, merino wool, and undyed wool. In contrast to Stegmann, which focuses on clogs with cork footbeds, and Kitz-Pichler, which offers boiled-fabric indoor shoes, it is the line for lightweight felt slippers.
Brands that share a country of origin, founding period, category or designer.
Country of origin, founding year, categories and parent brands.
Gottstein is from Austria.
Gottstein was founded in 1926.
Gottstein covers the following categories: Footwear, Lifestyle products, Textiles and material technology.