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Young woman kneeling on an Alpine meadow stroking a sheep in front of South Tyrolean wooden huts with mountain backdrop

We are Spinnradl – for over 75 years

In our SPINNRADL workshops, we work with passion for you and for a sustainable and mindful future.
We truly love our craft.

Smiling woman in a grey loden waistcoat examining raw sheep's wool in front of a stone wall

Our Team

Introducing Ourselves

Laughing owner of Spinnradl in a bright apron in front of warm lightbulb lighting

Franziska

Managing Director and Head of Tailoring

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Smiling woman in a dark knitted pullover leaning against a light wooden wall in the Spinnradl shop

Angelika

Administration and Packaging

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Woman in grey loden waistcoat in front of shelves with colourful bags of dyed pure new wool

Andrea

Marketing and Administration

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Smiling employee with glasses and blue apron at the wool processing machine in the Spinnradl workshop

Franz

Senior Manager and Passionate Market Seller

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Craftswoman with glasses carefully inspecting a grey knitted piece under a work lamp in the sewing room

Margaret

Senior Manager and Tailor

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Laughing knitting master operating an old mechanical knitting machine to produce Sarner jackets

Hansluis

Passionate Knitter

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Friendly smiling seamstress with tape measure at the sewing machine in the workshop

Martina

Tailor

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Seamstress with glasses cutting a colourful patterned fabric with geometric triangle motif

Sandra

Tailor and Saleswoman

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Young seamstress with long blonde hair drawing a pattern with a curved ruler on white fabric

Julia

Pattern Designer, Tailor, and Saleswoman

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Black-and-white image of two workers at traditional spinning and carding machines in the wool manufactory

Traditional craftsmanship since 1948

Alois Haller (born in 1912 in S. Leonardo) recognized the value and importance of sheep wool shortly after the end of the Second World War. In 1948, he began processing this local and natural raw material. In the first years, the business focused on carding and spinning wool as a service for others. Later, they also started producing knitting yarn, socks, and jackets.

Black-and-white photograph of a merchant with wool goods at a street stall with customers in traditional dress

A Family Business Through the Years

Historic colour photograph of the Pixner family at their market stall with loden fabrics in the 1960s

The Beginnings

From 1950 on, the products were sold directly in the workshop and at markets throughout South Tyrol. In 1977, the sons Franz and Hansluis took over the family business and greatly expanded the product range.

Passion for Craftsmanship

In 1993, Margaret Haller, wife of Franz Haller, joined the business. She taught herself the necessary tailoring skills. In 2005, she completed a four-year pattern-making course at the vocational school ā€œDipl. Ing. Luis Zueggā€ in Merano. This allows her to create custom-made pieces and fulfill individual customer wishes.

Our Growth

In 1997, the growing demand for sheep wool products made it necessary to expand the company. New workspaces and a shop in St. Leonhard in Passeier were built. In the new shop, called SPINNRADL, customers can find a wide range of products.

Generation Future

In summer 2014, after finishing vocational school for clothing and fashion, Franziska Haller, the youngest daughter, joined the business as a custom tailor. During her training, she won an excellent third place at the regional skills competition in 2012.
Since 2018, she has officially taken over the family business and makes sure that the wheel keeps turning – with energy and new ideas.

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