Texeler werd in 1984 opgericht door

Texeler werd in 1984 opgericht door Texelaar Dick Graaf. Hij was op het idee gebracht door een oude dame uit Oudeschild die thuis schapenwollen dekens maakte voor reuma- en diabetespatiënten. Hij kocht het procedé van haar en begon met de productie van dekbedden. Vier jaar later trad Martijn bij hem in dienst. “Ik was leerling-machinist op de kustvaart en net zes maanden op zee geweest toen het schip waarop ik voer naar de kelder ging. De bemanning had bij windstil weer midden op Het Kanaal de ballasttanks opengezet.” Grijnzend: “Een centenkwestie, ik denk dat die lui nou pas vrijkomen.”Zonder salaris of uitkering besloot Martijn bij de dekbeddenfabriek binnen te lopen, zoals Texelaars het bedrijf van Graaf noemden (en nog steeds noemen). “Dat zat toen nog in een klein pandje op het Weezenland in Den Burg. Ik kon gelijk beginnen met vegen, de dag erop mocht ik achter één van de machines. In de jaren erna ben ik het hele bedrijf doorgewandeld.”

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Texeler was founded in 1984 by Dick Earl Texel. He brought the idea from an old lady from Old Child at Home sheep wool blankets made for rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes. He bought her and began the process of producing quilts. Four years later, Martijn entered his employ. "I was an apprentice engineer at the coastal and been just six months at sea when the ship I was sailing into the cellar. The crew had no wind at the middle of the English Channel open put the ballast tanks "Grinning". A penny issue, I think those guys now only release. "

Without pay or benefits Martijn decided to walk in at the factory quilts as Texel called the Earl of business (and still call). "That was then in a small building on the land Weeze in Den Burg. I could immediately start sweeping, the next day I was behind one of the machines. In the following years I've walked through the entire company. "

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Texeler was founded in 1984 by Texelaar Dick Graaf. He was inspired by an old lady from Oudeschild who made homemade sheep wool blankets for rheumatists and diabetic patients. He bought the process from her and started making blankets. Four years later, Martijn joined his service. "I had been an apprentice engineer on the seaboard and just six months at sea when the ship on which I was sailing went to the basement. The crew had opened the ballast tanks in the middle of the Channel again in the middle of the windy season."
Without pay or benefit, Martijn decided to enter the blanket factory, as Texelaars called Graaf's company (and still call it). "It was still in a small pawn shop at the orphanage in Den Burg. I could start sweeping right away, the next day I got behind one of the machines. In the years after that, I went through the whole company."