Message from the president
Ever since the founding of Hatly Textile in 1955, “contribution to cultivating hotel and restaurant culture in Japan” is a part of Hatly’s company philosophy, and accordingly we have been continuously developing highly functional products for hotel linens by thinking outside of the box.
To produce table and bed linens, we have installed wide weaving machines (153 inches wide) and processing machines (157 inches wide) for scouring, bleaching and dyeing, and now in Japan only Hatly textile is capable of producing a wide fabric of more than 79 inches (up to 138 inches) in width.
Since procurement of yarn of the highest quality has been secured, we can offer hotel linens of the highest quality comparable to globally branded ones. One-stop production from weaving to sewing is another feature of our company, which enables us to handle small quantities with short delivery time.
“Human-friendly and earth-friendly manufacturing” is the other part of our company philosophy to ensure product safety and to fulfill corporate social responsibility.
An example of the human-friendly manufacturing is elimination of formaldehyde-releasable chemicals from our factories because contamination of textile products by formaldehyde is regulated by law. This action has been taken to secure safety of food and bed linens, which directly contact with our skin.
On the other hand, the global environment has been largely influenced by continuous emissions of greenhouse effect gases, and renewable energy source plays a crucial role on reduction of the emissions. Our solar power plant contributes to reducing CO2 emission, and net zero emission has been already achieved.
Furthermore, we are concerned about human rights violations against Uyghurs in China. According to our CSR, we have been implementing non-use of Xinjiang cotton even though it is attractive in terms of high quality and reasonable price.
We will continue product development in an ethical way in line with SDGs.
President
Xigekaz Hatly
Company Philosophy
Company profile
| Company Name | HATLY TEXTILE Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Head Office and Factory Location |
90 Nakamuramachi, Naka-ku, Taka-cho, Taka-gun, Hyogo 679-1113, Japan |
| TEL/FAX | TEL: +81-795-32-2314 FAX: +81-795-32-3530 |
| President | Xigekaz Hatly |
| Business |
1. Planning, manufacturing and sales of luxury hotel linens 2. Bleaching and dyeing of extra wide woven fabrics 3. Sewing business 4. Solar power generation business 5. Rental business 6. Food production and processing business (dry-cured ham, other hams and sausages, rice, vegetables) 7. Real estate business (purchase and sale, rental, mediation) |
| Capital | 10,000,000 yen |
| Number of Employees | 45 persons |
| Main banks |
Japan Finance Corporation Kobe Branch Shoko Chukin Bank, Himeji Branch Hyogo Credit Union Nakamachi Branch Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Nishiwaki Branch Minato Bank, Nishiwaki Branch JA Hyogo Shinren Takino Branch |
| Office |
Sales Department Manager Tadashi Kako 90 Nakamuramachi, Naka-ku, Taka-cho, Taka-gun, Hyogo 679-1113, Japan TEL: 0795-32-2314 (Representative) |
History
| 1955 | The company founded. |
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| 1968 |
Bed linens made of Egyptian extra-long staple cotton adopted for the first time in Japan by Hotel Seiyo Ginza. Super-water-repellent finish for tablecloth (“X’d”) developed for the first time in Japan in collaboration with SHIKIBO Ltd. |
| 1990 | Hokuban Textile Industry Association (a finishing factory of yarn-dyed fabrics) acquired and FS division started. |
| 1993 | 126 inches wide processing machines installed in FS division to start bleaching and dyeing of extra wide fabrics. |
| 1995 |
157 inches wide processing machines installed for mercerization of cotton fabric, bleaching and dyeing and production of extra-wide bed linens started. |
| 2003 |
Company name changed to Hatly Textile Co., Ltd. FS division transferred to Nishiwaki factory to start finishing of yarn-dyed fabrics (1.5 million meters per month). |
| 2005 |
157 inches wide tenter installed at Nakamura factory and production of GIZA Club® bed linen (made of Egyptian extra-long staple cotton) started. GIZA Club®︎, LINEN Club®︎, PIMA Club®︎ listed on the product lineup |
| 2017 | Nishiwaki factory closed to withdraw from the finishing business of yarn-dyed fabrics and replaced with solar power plant,leading to carbon neutral. |
| 2021 | Sustainable processing without using petrochemicals established and branded as Natural Club. |
| 2024 |
Organic Club, WoodCel Club, Abaca Club, Pineapple Club listed on the product lineup as sustainable brands Food Division established and dry-cured ham factory opened in Ina, Nagano |
Initiatives towards the SDGs
About our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
moreDry-cured ham production @Ina city, Nagano prefecture
Promote regional development by creating Ina specialty by collaboration of industry,
government and academia
(the 6th Industrialization = 1ry × 2ry × 3ry indudtries)
1.
Contribution to the primary industry
Support business improvement and the successor of the pig farmers
by increasing the demand for the low-value hind leg meat of a pig
2.
Contribution to the secondary industry
Aiming for the best quality dry-cured ham, seek a novel process to produce dry-cured ham
by taking more scientific approaches under collaboration with academia,
without adhering to traditional methods developed in Europe,
and promote the ham as Ina specialty by collaboration with government
3.
Contribution to the tertiary industry
Contribute to regional development by selling dry-cured ham as Ina specialty
to the regional restaurants and at roadside stations or by listing it as return gift of hometown tax.
Sales to luxury hotels and restaurants are expected by making a good use of the sales channels
in the on-going textile business, and further expansion is aimed by overseas sales.
