Mühldorfer is a German company that makes bedding and has been doing so for more than a hundred years. The family-owned company started out as a small workshop making pillows and duvets from goose down in the Bavarian Forest in the early 1900s. Now, it is known around the world as a specialist in high-end bedding.

The brand is based in Haidmühle, in Lower Bavaria, and still makes its bedding products in Germany, where it can control the processing of materials on a large scale. Mühldorfer is known for its down and feather duvets, pillows, mattress toppers, and protectors. They sell to both private customers and high-end hotels all over the world.

A unique feature of Mühldorfer's production is how it processes down. The company says that washing and refining raw down and feathers in calcium-free mountain spring water from the Bavarian Forest is a good way to keep them clean, pure, and free of allergens. Modern factories fill and finish products, and they usually use certified cotton fabrics and tested fillings. This shows that the manufacturing environment is regulated and focused on quality.

Mühldorfer looks like a classic heritage bedding brand at first glance. However, Mühldorfer occupies a unique position that blends heritage craftsmanship with industrial bedding engineering, making it highly popular in luxury hotels and international markets. The brand story focuses on choosing the right materials, keeping things clean, and being consistent instead of telling stories about people's lives.

This profile is for people who want to know how German bedding companies combine traditional down processing, industrial production, and global hospitality supply chains in a modern European textile ecosystem.