Wolford AG
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Andrew Thorndike
- Full Time Employees
- 1,117
- Sector
- Consumer Cyclical
- Industry
- Apparel - Manufacturers
- Address
- Wolfordstrasse 1 Bregenz Austria 6900
- IPO Date
- Nov 1, 1996
- Website
- wolfordshop.net
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- Business
- Wolford AG manufactures and markets premium skinwear products including legwear such as tights, stockings for women and men; ready-to-wear items like bodysuits, bodies, shirts, dresses, pullovers, skirts and tops; lingerie and figure-shaping underpinnings; beachwear and swimwear; and accessories including scarves and belts. Founded in 1950 and headquartered in Bregenz, Austria, on Lake Constance, the company operates approximately 229 monobrand stores and over 2,500 retail partners across 45 to 60 countries worldwide, with sales through boutiques, department stores, travel retail, and e-commerce channels; it produces primarily in Europe at facilities in Bregenz, Austria, and Murska Sobota, Slovenia, using innovative seamless knitting technology, premium yarns, and sustainable practices certified by Bluesign Technologies and Cradle to Cradle Gold for biodegradable and recyclable products. A subsidiary of Fosun International's Lanvin Group since acquiring majority control in 2018, Wolford generates roughly 37% of revenue from core legwear and 43% from ready-to-wear, targeting affluent women in the affordable luxury segment with timeless essentials like Satin Touch tights and trend pieces. Recent developments include the July 2025 appointment of Marco Pozzo as Deputy CEO and Management Board member; release of half-year 2025 results in August 2025 showing revenue of 33 million euros amid ongoing recovery from 2024 disruptions; convocation of an extraordinary general meeting in October 2025; and an interim financial report in September 2025, reflecting continued operational adjustments and liquidity measures.