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ADO was founded in 1953 as a small weaving mill in a town Aschendorf, north of Germany. ADO is now one of the biggest weaving plant in the world. The fabrics and accessories are produces on 110.000 square metres.
ADO company is unquestionable leader of net and curtain market. As an international company of textile market, ADO posses four weaving plants (among others, assets in Germany, USA and Poland).
ADO Weaving Plant in Legnica
 ADO Head Office in Aschendorf, Germany
 ADO products are available in 60 counties. In 1992 the brand was introduced in Poland. Nowadays it is represented by nearly 300 specialized retailed outlets and interior design offices.
The company has always been managed by one owner and it has always attached great importance to high quality of its products and services. ADO takes care of all elements of production, from yarn production to finished textile with a golden thread. ADO weaving plants are equipped with the most modern and available in interior design textile sector machine park.
It is a result of the company’s global policy that is focused on progress, investment and development. The ADO brand, which was the synonym of window decoration and decorative textile in Germany in 60s, is still regarded with the highest quality. ADO was the first producer awarded with ,,Ökotex" certificate in 1992.
Thanks to top-notch quality ADO is one of the textile producer that provides 2-year guarantee on most its products. Moreover the consequent strategy of distribution that consists in direct supplying the specialized retail outlets assures the company to turn over the goods very dynamically.
ADO products meet quality and safety requirements, including REACH regulation (European Community Regulation on chemicals introduced in 2007)
   In order to fulfil the needs of demanding and changing market ADO prepares biannual a spring and an autumn collections. ADO offer is directed to two types of customers: those ones who looks for new products on the market and make changes in their homes every season and those who are more attached to traditional textiles and who rarely change their liking, hence take decisions in longer perspective. |