Established
1908
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Seyntex
Manufacturer based in Aalter, Belgium specializing in high tech textiles for protective clothing including bulletproof vests and CBRN defense gear. Operates global production facilities and offers outdoor apparel under the John Field brand.
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Employees
11 to 50
Annual Revenue
Over €100M
2026
Business Type
Manufacturer
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Primary Focus
Protective Clothing, Tactical Clothing, Personal Protective Equipment
About This Company
Established in 1908, Seyntex began as a flax-weaving mill. Over the decades, it has transformed into a leading manufacturer of high-tech textiles, specializing in protective clothing and equipment. Seyntex's product range includes bulletproof vests, chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) defense gear, and other advanced protective solutions. The company's commitment to innovation and quality has made it a trusted supplier for military and civil defense organizations worldwide.
Seyntex operates multiple production facilities across the globe, ensuring efficient delivery and localized support for its diverse clientele. The company's dedication to research and development has led to the creation of specialized brands, such as John Field, which offers apparel designed for outdoor activities like horseback riding and hunting. By integrating advanced textile technologies with practical design, Seyntex continues to set industry standards in protective and functional clothing.
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