This textile company was primarily engaged in weaving fabrics to upholster furniture. Virtually nothing can be traced regarding the origins of this weaving mill. Population and industrial censuses show, however, that the village remained primarily focused on agriculture until the end of the 19th century. Gradually, however, one sees the beginnings of textile processing emerge, mainly in the form of 'cottage industry'. It is not until after the First World War that one can truly speak of an organized textile industry.

Judging by the architectural style, it seems plausible that this company was founded only after the Second World War. The textile industry was booming at that time. What is certainly true is that the company ran into financial difficulties about ten years ago. A buyer was actively sought, but when none was found, the company filed for bankruptcy, leaving the last 15 employees jobless.