Success stories from the shop floor
Three anonymised examples of how businesses collaborate inside the TexUnity network – from order peaks to entirely new processes.
Embroidery · Southern Germany · 9 employees
Christmas peak absorbed instead of orders declined
An embroidery shop with 12 heads received more enquiries than machine hours in October – and still delivered everything.
- 4,800
- additional pieces finished
- 0
- customer enquiries declined
- 6 days
- delivered ahead of deadline
For the first time we got through a season without turning down a single regular customer.
Signage & textile printing · North Rhine-Westphalia · 5 employees
Offering sublimation printing – without owning a machine
A signage and textile printing business wanted to sell sportswear without a five-figure investment in equipment.
- +18%
- revenue in the first year
- €0
- invested in new machinery
- 3 weeks
- to the first production order
Today we say yes to enquiries we simply had no equipment for before.
Screen printing · Eastern Germany · 14 employees
Summer slump filled with partner orders
A screen printing shop kept utilisation stable through the summer months simply by making free capacity visible.
- 82%
- utilisation during summer
- 7
- new partner businesses
- 24 h
- average response time
Making free capacity visible worked better than any cold calling campaign.
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