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La empresa española que fabrica para Ritz, Mandarin Oriental, Hermès y Louis Vuitton

Texia, fundada en Barcelona en 1917, factura 30 millones de euros y exporta el 80% de su producción a hoteles, aerolíneas y grandes firmas internacionales de lujo. Leer

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La empresa española que fabrica para Ritz, Mandarin Oriental, Hermès y Louis Vuitton

Texia, a Spanish company founded in Barcelona in 1917, generates annual revenue of 30 million euros and exports 80% of its production to luxury hotels, airlines, and international luxury brands. The company is preparing to visit Paris to attend an event organized by the Ritz Paris to celebrate the centennial of The Great Gatsby by Francis Scott Fitzgerald.

Texia can also plan a trip to Athens to stay at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée and enjoy a Michelin-starred meal from its restaurant. Alternatively, the company can reserve a room at the Badrutt’s Palace hotel in St. Moritz and sample chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa’s recipes, better known as Nobu, after a day of skiing. Alternatively, Texia can book a stay at the Royal Mansour Marrakech to partake in one of its most popular experiences, a tea hour.

Following any of these recommendations, guests should know that the linens, tablecloths, and napkins found in all these establishments and others belonging to Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental, Rosewood, Six Senses, or The Ritz-Carlton are manufactured by Texia, a company founded in Poblenou, Barcelona in 1917 by Antonio Guasch and María Bou, great-grandparents of Marcos Guasch (born in Barcelona in 1958).

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