Pellens & Loick
Pelo - from tie to handkerchief
Hermann Pellens and Johannes Loick founded their company in Berlin-Schoeneberg in 1870. The successful entry into the tie and scarf production begins. You may remember: "Pelo ties: the calling card of good taste".
Committed to the company's history
"After the destructions of World War II, the company finds itself in Baden-Württemberg again and merges with another traditional house: Alfred Pilz. Therefore, on our gift boxes, you will find the logo and decoration of both companies. From now on, in addition to ties, we focus on fine, no: finest, handkerchiefs. Until the 1980s, the looms were still clattering here; today, weaving and sewing take place in a small garment factory in Hungary. Design, packaging, and all the ironing, laying, and folding are still based in Aalen. Back then as today, it is said: "Exclusivity and quality in the world of good specialty stores." Please consider us as such."
Handkerchiefs from Aalen
Until the 1980s, it still buzzed and rattled in Aalen, Baden-Württemberg. Today it is quieter: woven and sewn in Hungary; finished in Aalen.
Hand-rolled
"As always, some models are rolled by hand. Here, nothing has changed in the careful handwork with needle and thread."
Pelo and Pilz
The Berlin traditional brand Pellens & Loick, a term for every gentleman with a tie, and the handkerchief manufacturer Alfred Pilz here after the merger in the partner logo.
