Name: Glarnertüechli
Brand: Jenni Hemden
SKU: 21238882
Price: 19.5 CHF
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (21 reviews)

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Jenni Hemden

Original Glarner Tüechli  
Mercerized, 100% cotton, washable at 60°C  

Swiss Made  
In the 17th century, seafarers brought colorful printed fabrics from India to Europe. These cotton prints, known as "Indiennes," attracted great attention with their vibrant patterns and rich colors, and they were in high demand as clothing fabrics, upholstery, and wall coverings.  
After 1678, manufacturing facilities were established in Holland, England, and Germany that printed cotton fabrics in the Indian style. Huguenots who fled from France played a significant role in this development. In the Swiss Confederation, they founded the first fabric printing companies, in Geneva in 1691 and in Neuchâtel in 1715. Soon, more printing houses emerged in Aargau, Bern, Basel, and Zurich, in Glarus in 1740, and in Islikon in 1765. After 1750, fabric printing flourished in France, and in the 19th century, England, the canton of Glarus, and the region of Mühlhausen became some of the most important centers of fabric printing in Europe.  
The time-consuming hand printing with wooden blocks remained predominant until well into the 19th century. However, inventive minds have been increasingly successful since 1780 in mechanizing the printing process to boost production. Equally significant was the rise of chemical dyes after 1860. At the same time, machine textile printing experienced a powerful surge in many countries, gradually completely displacing the old hand printing with blocks.  
The unique rise of the Glarner textile industry began after 1815. In the Glarner lowlands and midlands, numerous larger and smaller fabric printing companies commenced operations. After 1822, over 20 spinning and weaving mills settled along the Linth and its tributaries.  
Glarner trading companies and the manufacturers themselves ensured the worldwide distribution of the printed fabrics, continually exploring new markets.

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The cloth is made from 100% mercerised cotton, ensuring a smooth finish while offering less warmth than wool.

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The textile can be machine washed at 60 °C, enabling particularly hygienic and straightforward everyday care.

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The cloth is produced in Switzerland as a Swiss Made product, drawing upon the historical textile tradition of the Canton of Glarus.

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