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Raw Bib Apron in new colors For customers, choosing the color of their apron is more than just a practical decision – it is a way to express their personality and preferences. Some prefer bold and vibrant colors. Others may prefer muted and soothing tones with soft earthy hues like sand natural or gray.  We have expanded the color palette of our RAW aprons with 2 beautiful colors by adding French Blue and Bottle Green to the lineup. These two bold colors can liven up spaces and evoke a positive atmosphere whether in a café, restaurant, kitchen, or grocery store. However, for most people, the functionality of the apron is also crucial. Ultimately, the choice of apron is a personal decision depending on individual taste, mood, and usage. Our popular Raw apron is not just a simple garment – it is a versatile tool for kitchen and service professionals. With its innovative 2-in-1 function, it effortlessly transforms from a bib apron to a practical bistro apron as needed and situation demands. But that is not all it has to offer. Featuring a pen pocket and a side pocket, it is perfectly organized to keep essential tools always within reach. The barista strap is a sophisticated detail for coffee experts and professionals behind the counter, while the loop for a name tag adds a professional touch. The durable quality of our Raw apron not only provides protection but also style. Its rough texture gives it a casual look that works well in both kitchen and service areas. The material consists of 60 % cotton mixed with 40 % polyester. This blend results in a highly durable material yet doesn't compromise on comfort. The material is also VAT dyed, ensuring color fastness even after multiple washes.

Four new knowledge pages on HACCP We have launched four new knowledge pages that provide clear insights into how HACCP certification works and how workwear plays a crucial role in ensuring food safety. The pages cover the standards behind certification and explain how the use of color in workwear can support hygiene management and help prevent cross-contamination. They also include an overview of all our certified workwear combinations, making it easy to identify which sets meet the requirements of each hygiene risk class. Explore the pages HACCP ready. At work. Learn what HACCP and DIN 10524 mean for food safety, and how Kentaur’s HACCP-certified workwear is thoughtfully designed for the food industry. HACCP certified. At every layer. Understand the difference between fabric certification and ready-made garment certification, and why full HACCP compliance in food industry workwear requires both. Certified together. At work as one. See why certification applies to complete outfits, and explore the list of Kentaur’s certified workwear combinations. Colors matter. At every step. Learn how color-coded workwear helps prevent cross-contamination in food production, and why Kentaur’s HACCP-certified garments combine hygiene, safety, and visual control. With these new knowledge pages, Kentaur combines standards and requirements with practical solutions. They not only explain the principles behind HACCP but also give direct access to the certified workwear combinations developed to meet the strict demands of the food industry. In this way, we bring together our expertise as a specialist in workwear for the food sector with concrete tools that strengthen companies in their daily food safety practices. For further information, please contact us at [email protected].

Mix & Match – Your visual tool for workwear Looking to quickly and professionally create and present workwear solutions tailored to your customer’s industry and needs? With our Mix & Match feature, you can easily combine styles, colors, and functions to design visual solutions for a wide range of sectors – from hotels and restaurants to nursing homes and retail stores. Watch the video below for a step-by-step guide on how to use Mix & Match – from your first click to a ready-to-share PDF. Prefer reading the instructions? Simply scroll down to follow the written guide below the video. How to use Mix & Match Accessing the Mix & Match Configurator You can open Mix & Match in two ways: From a product page - Jump directly into the configurator with your selected item. From your MyKentaur profile - View all your projects or start a new one. Navigating the Configurator The tool is divided into three main areas: Right panel - Browse and search our full range of workwear. Left panel - View selected items, access product details, and change colors. Center - Style the mannequin by dragging and dropping garments. You can also change skin tone for a personalized, realistic look. Finalizing Your Project Once your first outfit is styled, click ‘Go to Project Overview’ to: Add additional styles Download or customize your PDF proposal Customizing the PDF Before generating your PDF, you can: Choose a background that fits your customer’s industry Add your logo and the customer’s logo Attach product datasheets Send the PDF directly (up to 5 styles per project) Generate and Share Click ‘Generate PDF’ - your workwear proposal is ready to go!

Create a customized catalog for your customer Want to create a custom catalog with exactly the products that fit your customer’s needs? With our "Build Your Own Catalog" feature, it is fast and simple to put together a personalized product overview - ready to download or share. Watch the video below for a step-by-step guide. Prefer to read the instructions? Just scroll down and follow the written guide beneath the video. How to access and use the custom catalog feature You can create a personalized catalog in just a few simple steps: 1. Go to the Catalog Section Navigate to the Catalogs page. Select and open the catalog that contains the product(s) your customer is interested in. 2. Select the Relevant Pages With the catalog open, click the burger menu (three horizontal lines) and choose "Build your own catalog." Browse through the catalog and select the pages that showcase the products your customer needs. You can select multiple pages—even from different sections—to create a fully tailored selection. 3. Compile Your Custom Catalog Your selected pages will appear on the right-hand side of the screen. When you’re happy with your selection, click "Create catalog." 4. Share or Download the Catalog The catalog will open in a new tab, allowing you to preview the final result. You can then: Download the PDF – Save a copy or print it for meetings. Copy the link – Share it directly with your customer via email or message.

We are pleased to announce that we are expanding and strengthening our group of owners. This means that we are even better positioned for the future by purposefully building on everything that already works well at Kentaur.   What does this mean for you as our customer? The short answer is that it will not affect your day-to-day work. Kentaur will continue to operate as it always has, and you will continue to meet the same people, the same values, and the same focus on quality, delivery, and collaboration. In the long term, the strengthened ownership provides us with an even stronger foundation to further develop our business and reinforce our position in both existing and new markets.   Who makes up the new ownership structure? Kentaur’s ownership now consists of three parties: Elkær Equity, which has joined as majority owner (75 per cent) Christian Beirholm, who continues as co-owner and Chief Commercial Officer (15 per cent) The founder, Bernt Dahls, son and daughter, who together own 10 per cent of the company Elkær Equity is a Danish, family-owned investment company with a long-term perspective. They invest in healthy, well-managed businesses, and we have mutually chosen each other based on a shared ambition to build further on a strong business with valued customers, skilled employees, and a clear identity.   The ambition is clear The decision to strengthen the ownership structure was made nearly one and a half years ago by our founder, Bernt Dahl, together with Christian Beirholm. The ambition was to secure Kentaur as a strong Danish company with the best possible conditions for continued development and growth. That ambition has now been realised. We look forward to continuing our strong collaboration and, of course, remain at your disposal should you have any questions.

Our designer Masaaki and his team have enriched our range with many new items. Due to the expanded range, we have carefully reviewed all our styles. In this process, we have decided that some items will be discontinued in the near future. If you have any questions about the discontinued/replacement items, you are always welcome to contact your contact person at Kentaur. Here you will find our list of items that will no longer be part of the range. If you have any items in your range today that will be discontinued in the future, we have created a list of replacement items for you.   2025 2025 discontinued & replacement list   2023 2023 discontinued & replacement list

With our Snap-On collection, we have redefined workwear for chefs by creating unique chef shirts, jackets, and aprons with ergonomic benefits. The collection was developed in collaboration with a renowned Michelin-starred chef. The goal was to develop a collection that had not been seen on the market before. It should reflect the concept of the restaurant, creating a common thread all the way around. Ergonomics were crucial. Therefore, solutions were sought to make the chef wear more comfortable. The main focus was on the neck area, which can often be uncomfortable when wearing a regular apron. The solution was to develop a completely new apron that does not need to be tied around the neck. Instead, the apron is fastened to the chef's jacket with snap buttons. By relieving pressure from the neck, discomforts such as headaches, neck pain, and numbness in arms and hands can be avoided. The snap button fastening also makes it easy to change the apron if it gets dirty. Thus, you can easily maintain a flawless appearance and focus on what's important - your craftsmanship. Our Snap-On collection offers a variety of colors, designs, and materials that you can use to underline your style. Whether you prefer a classic aesthetic or a modern style, there is a solution for everyone.

At Kentaur, we never see design as something that stands still. We continuously challenge conventions and look at workwear with fresh eyes. Always from the perspective of the people who wear it and the laundries that handle it every day. Innovation and progress are not buzzwords for us. They are part of how we work. We stay close to the industries we serve and constantly explore how workwear can perform better today and tomorrow. Our ambition is to create workwear that combines function, durability and design. Nothing is left to chance. Every detail contributes to the whole. Our design philosophy reflects our Scandinavian heritage, where clean lines, thoughtful details and timeless cuts form the foundation of our collections. Masaaki Minamishima Designer For me, the design process is about creating a fresh and new design that sparks the user's curiosity. A desire to see more. To try the design. It's about creating the perfect balance in the combination of a new detail, a new quality, or a different cut, so the user can still see themselves in the clothes. Designing for people. At work. To design great workwear, we need to understand the people who wear it. That is why we work with focus groups from the industries we develop for. Their insight into everyday work helps us understand what truly matters in workwear. What works. What does not. And what can be improved. Ergonomics and fit are essential. Workwear must fit many different body types and support movement throughout the day. During development we test our designs internally and adjust them continuously to ensure the best possible fit and comfort. Material selection also plays a key role. We choose fabrics that feel comfortable against the skin, allow the body to breathe and remain lightweight throughout long workdays. Functionality is integrated into every design decision. Pockets are placed where they are easy to reach without getting in the way. Cuts and constructions support flexibility and reduce pressure in areas such as the back and neck. We also develop features that make it easier to work in changing conditions. Garments that are easy to put on and take off. Designs that stay in place during active workdays. At the same time, we continuously explore materials and solutions with lower impact, always looking for better alternatives as part of our ongoing development. In short, we are always looking for smarter ways to design workwear that supports people in their daily work. Made for people. At work.

At Kentaur, the most important step towards circularity is designing workwear that lasts. Our garments are developed to withstand frequent use and repeated industrial washing, so they can remain in use for as long as possible. Durability helps reduce the need for new raw materials and limits the amount of textile waste generated over time. Eventually, however, all textile products reach the end of their lifecycle. When that happens, we work with partners and projects that explore new ways to reuse or recycle textile materials instead of sending them to waste. Circular solutions in the textile industry are still evolving, but we continue to explore opportunities to extend the life of textiles wherever possible. Working with textile reuse and recycling Even durable workwear will eventually reach the end of its useful life. When that happens, we work with partners who specialise in reusing or recycling textile materials. Through these collaborations, certain types of textiles can be kept in circulation instead of being discarded. CIBUTEX Kentaur is part of CIBUTEX, an initiative founded by companies working with business textiles. The organisation connects companies that generate textile waste with partners who can reuse or recycle the materials. The current upcycling processes focus on white textiles made from 100% cotton or cotton blends containing a maximum of 50% polyester. Renaissance We previously collaborated with Renaissance in France, which worked with mechanical recycling of white polyester and cotton cutting waste from our production in Poland. In 2024, Renaissance stopped accepting textile offcuts and end-of-life textiles due to limited downstream demand for recycled textile materials. As a result, the recycling capacity was exceeded. For now, cutting waste from our production in Poland is therefore being stored while we continue to explore new recycling solutions. This situation reflects a broader challenge within the textile industry, where recycling capacity and market demand for recycled textile materials are not yet fully aligned. Using textile waste in new ways Even when textiles cannot be reused directly, some materials can still be processed into new products. Kentaur collaborates with recycling partners who recover fibres from textile waste and transform them into new materials. Rester Rester specialises in mechanical recycling of both pre-consumer and post-consumer textile waste. The company recovers fibres from used textiles and transforms them into new fibres or nonwoven materials. These materials can be used in products such as insulation, acoustic panels, filter fabrics and composite materials. Reusing materials in other ways In addition to fibre recycling, we also explore other ways to make use of surplus fabrics and textile waste. For example, we have created bags and other merchandise from discarded fabrics, as well as aprons and outdoor jackets made from cutting scraps. We have also collaborated with companies such as Vær and Amolia, who have used surplus materials from Kentaur in the production of shoes and toiletry bags. In some cases, fabrics and products have also been donated to organisations such as the Red Cross. Developing circular solutions While reuse and recycling solutions exist for some textile materials, large-scale circular systems for workwear are still developing. At Kentaur, we therefore continue to explore new ways of extending the life of textiles and reducing waste across the value chain. Kentaur LOOP As part of this work, we have introduced the Kentaur LOOP pilot project, which focuses on upcycling used textiles in collaboration with laundry partners. Through the project, laundries can return used textiles such as bed linen and tablecloths to Kentaur. The materials are then reused to produce new items, including chef jackets and aprons. The aim is to extend the life of textile materials in their current form and reduce the demand for new raw materials. Continuing the search for solutions We are also monitoring developments in textile recycling and take-back systems across the industry. Large-scale solutions that create value for both customers and textile producers are still emerging. For that reason, we continue to explore partnerships and technologies that can support more circular use of textiles in the future. Circularity in textiles is a complex challenge, but we remain committed to contributing where we can.

EU legislation is increasingly shaping how companies work with environmental and social responsibility. For the textile industry, new regulations are introducing greater transparency, stronger due diligence requirements, and more detailed documentation of products and supply chains. At Kentaur, we closely follow the development of new EU initiatives and continuously adapt our processes to meet upcoming requirements. Many of these regulations align with work we are already doing through our responsibility strategy, including supply chain transparency, environmental impact assessments, and responsible sourcing. Our aim is not only to comply with new regulations, but to be prepared well before they take effect. Looking ahead EU legislation related to product documentation, environmental reporting and supply chain responsibility continues to develop. At Kentaur, we closely follow upcoming initiatives that may influence the textile industry in the coming years. Several new regulations are expected to introduce stronger requirements for supply chain due diligence, product information and environmental data. We monitor these developments closely and assess how they may affect our products, processes and data systems. Among the initiatives we currently follow are the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), the EU Taxonomy framework and the upcoming Textile Labelling Regulation. Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive introduces requirements for companies to identify and address human rights and environmental risks in their operations and supply chains. Although Kentaur is not directly subject to the directive, we follow its development closely and align our due diligence processes with the principles behind it. EU Taxonomy The EU Taxonomy establishes a framework for classifying economic activities based on environmental criteria. We monitor the development of the framework and assess how it may influence future reporting requirements. Textile Labelling Regulation The revision of the EU Textile Labelling Regulation is expected to introduce updated requirements for product information and textile labelling. We follow the development of this regulation to ensure that our product information and documentation remain aligned with future requirements.

Washing guide Kentaur develops workwear that meets the requirements of both users and industrial laundries. Every garment is produced using carefully selected materials and accessories, chosen to ensure consistent quality and reliable performance within Textile Service. All new fabrics are tested in our own laboratory for durability, pilling and colour fastness. In addition, industrial laundries form an essential part of our approval process to ensure that garments maintain their appearance, fit and function over time. To preserve quality and performance for as long as possible, we recommend following our washing instructions. Find the relevant washing instructions below. Garments in 65% polyester/35% cotton Garments in 50-70% cotton/30-50% polyester (cotton rich) Garments with TENCEL™ Lyocell/polyester Garments in polyester Garments in quality 4300

At Kentaur, we strive to understand and support the businesses we work with. This is especially true for the Textile Service and industrial laundering industry, which has been a cornerstone of our company since the beginning. Our journey started with Textile Service companies in Europe, and over the years we have developed a strong understanding of the industry’s requirements. Today, Kentaur is a recognized partner for professional laundries across Europe. From the first dialogue to the final garment delivered, our goal is always the same: to support your business model with workwear designed for performance, durability, and long-term value. We do this through product development, testing, production flexibility, and a responsible approach to how we operate. Responsible business model We work continuously to operate with responsibility across our supply chain and in collaboration with partners throughout the industry. Our ambition is not only to comply with regulations but to contribute positively to the future development of the industry. Kentaur is currently developing circular workwear initiatives, including take-back solutions that help keep garments higher in the waste hierarchy while supporting customers with ESG documentation and data. A dedicated internal team works specifically with these topics, ensuring that new regulatory requirements are implemented and integrated into our operations in a timely and responsible manner.

Kentaur delivers record financial results Danish workwear company Kentaur has achieved the strongest financial results in its history, reporting a revenue of DKK 363 million and a net profit of DKK 31 million. This milestone reflects strategic investments in product development, enhanced logistics capabilities, and a stronger local presence across several European markets. Kentaur, which supplies light workwear to sectors such as healthcare, catering, and the hospitality industry, has seen growth on nearly all fronts. With a revenue of DKK 363 million and a net result of DKK 31 million, the company sets a record – cementing its position as a strong player in an evolving market. This progress is the result of a focused effort across the organization, with particular emphasis on innovation and expansion with existing customers throughout Europe. “It is with great pleasure that the board has signed off on the annual report. We are gaining market share in a consolidating market and are successfully growing existing customers across European markets. We have launched strong, design-protected product innovations that position us well in the market – and which customers have responded to very positively,” says Christian Beirholm, Partner and Commercial Director at Kentaur. Logistics and production close to customers strengthen the business Behind the strong 2024 results is an efficient value chain, where both logistics and production play key roles. In particular, the geographic setup close to European customers has proven to be a crucial factor. “We are seeing solid development across the entire value chain. Our logistics and warehouse setup in Poland has just celebrated its five-year anniversary, and we are pleased to see that our production in Serbia confirms that being close to our European customers makes a difference. Short delivery times and flexibility in quantities and sizes are essential to delivering value to end customers,” says Mette Gordon Vallentin, CFOO at Kentaur. Strong unity and clear direction for the future The financial results mark an important milestone for Kentaur and come after a generational transition on the company’s board. “Naturally, it is bittersweet that we cannot celebrate this with Bernt Dahl, who passed away last year. But as an organization, we stand strong and continue the good work. We are pleased that Marco Dahl has now joined the board. It is wonderful to show him that we are carrying on where his father left off – and that we know exactly what it takes to ensure happy customers and strong partnerships. The plan for Kentaur is in place, and we will continue to execute on the strategy to grow the business,” says Mie Krog, CEO of Kentaur. In 2025, Kentaur aims to increase both revenue and profitability by deepening relationships with existing customers and expanding into new markets. Strategic priorities include continued product development and a more structured approach to ESG, focusing on responsible production, supplier management, and employee well-being. See the Annual Report here.

For us, it is important to know our supply chain. All the way down to the raw material producers. Not just from afar, but also in person. That's why our Sustainability and Compliance Specialist, Katja Dam Kristensen, and our Textile and Sustainability Specialist, Line Nygaard Jensen, visited our suppliers in China autumn of 2023. The goal was clear. To gain a better understanding of our supply chain, strengthen collaborations, and, most importantly, ensure our supply chain due diligence work. Katja and Line visited dye houses, weaving mills, spinning mills, and material manufacturers of recycled polyester, elastane, and cotton. Katja Dam Kristensen Sustainability & Compliance Specialist It's great for us to meet our suppliers in their world and everyday lives. By meeting in person, we get to know each other better, which makes communication much easier afterward. Seeing the production process gives us a better understanding of how it works in practice. It's also reassuring to see that the documentation and certificates match reality, so we can confidently say that we have our supply chain under control. Katja and Line also visited several potential dye houses to find new partners. In this process, supplier visits are indispensable as they help us assess whether they meet our standards and expectations. This way, we can find the right match for us.

Care professionals give their time, energy, and compassion every single day. At Kentaur, we believe they deserve workwear that supports them just as much in return. Rooted in Scandinavian design and built on decades of Textile Service expertise, we create durable and functional workwear solutions for healthcare and care environments, from hospitals and clinics to nursing homes and care facilities. Designed for long shifts and real working routines, our garments combine comfort, freedom of movement, and a calm professional look. At the same time, they are made to withstand frequent industrial laundering, helping reduce waste and total cost Meet us at Altenpflege 2026 in Essen from 21-23 April, and discover how we take care of those who care for others, at work. You will find us in Hall Essen5, Booth 5-715. Book a personal meeting with our team at Altenpflege 2026 Discover what's next. At Altenpflege. At Altenpflege 2026, we invite you to experience the latest from Kentaur. From new healthcare collections and functional design updates to our responsibility initiatives, you will see how our workwear is created to perform day after day. Built for professionals. Trusted by laundries. Always made with people at the center. Discover our newest workwear innovations for care environments. From fresh designs to updated classics, you will find plenty of inspiration at Altenpflege 2026. We are proud to share our responsibility initiatives, including LCA data on every product. Learn how Kentaur is shaping the future of workwear with responsibility at the core. Our colleagues will be ready to welcome you at the stand. Stop by for a personal conversation and let’s discuss how we can make workwear work better for your caregivers and your facility.

Circular Touch aprons We aim to close the loop. To extend the life of textiles by reusing them for the production of new items. This way, we can limit the use of new raw materials and minimize our impact.  The first step towards a circular economy has now been taken with our Circular Touch aprons. Aprons made from mechanically recycled cotton and polyester from textiles that have reached the end of their first life cycle. The recycled material constitutes 15 % of the fabric. The aprons come in designs you are already familiar with. Thus, only the fabric is new. In addition, we have attached a small label at the bottom of the aprons so you can clearly see that the aprons contain recycled materials. For us, it has always been crucial to use materials that are suitable for industrial laundering. So that users can enjoy our items for a long time – even after several washes. Therefore, we are very pleased that after a long search, we have now found a material that meets our requirements for high durability, colorfastness, and longevity. And that contains recycled materials. When you choose our Circular Touch aprons, you are choosing a better alternative compared to aprons made exclusively from new fiber materials.

Made for people. At work. At Kentaur this is not just a slogan, it is our promise. Across kitchens, retail floors, hospitals and service environments, our workwear is designed to empower professionals. Built to perform day after day, it offers the perfect balance of comfort, durability and a professional look. At the same time, it meets the needs of laundries with long-lasting textiles that help reduce waste and cost. Every stitch reflects our commitment to quality, trust and responsibility. Meet us at Internorga 2026 in Hamburg from 13-17 March, and see how our designs bring innovation, responsibility, and identity together. You will find us in Hall B7, Stand 530. Book a personal meeting with our team at Internorga 2026 Discover what's next. At Internorga. At Internorga 2026, we invite you to discover the latest from us. From new product launches and innovative design details to our responsibility initiatives, you will experience how our workwear is made to perform day after day. Built for professionals, trusted by laundries, and always made with people at the center. Discover our latest workwear innovations across catering, retail and hospitality. From new designs to updated classics, we have packed plenty of inspiration for you at Internorga. We are proud to share our responsibility initiatives, including LCA data on every product. Learn how Kentaur is shaping the future of workwear with responsibility at the core. Several of our great colleagues will be ready to welcome you at the stand. Stop by for a conversation, meet the people behind Kentaur, and let us talk about how we can make workwear work for you.

This year, we will participate at A+A 2025 in Düsseldorf from November 4 to 7, the world’s leading trade fair for safety, security and health at work. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing the latest from Kentaur. From new collections and smart digital tools to our ongoing responsibility initiatives. What to see. And discover. At A+A, you will be among the first to experience our newest product launches, including the latest styles in our Performance Suit collection, the Wilderness Jacket, and our new t-shirt. Each piece is designed for professionals and built to perform day after day. You can also learn more about Our Choice, Kentaur’s responsibility strategy focused on transparency and circularity. We will present Re:newed, our recycle pilot project that gives workwear a second life and show how we use Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) data to document the environmental footprint of every product. In addition, you can explore our digital tools Mix & Match and Build Your Own Catalog, which make it easier than ever to visualize workwear concepts and create tailored selections for your customers. Workwear is just the beginning At Kentaur, we are more than a workwear supplier. We are your trusted partner for every step of the journey, from embroidery and logo transfers to chip integration, smart packaging and logistics. Come meet our team, see our latest innovations and join the conversation about the future of professional workwear. You will find us in Hall 15, Stand B65. We look forward to seeing you in Düsseldorf!

We are proud to present our 2024 Responsibility Report, showcasing the significant progress we have made in our ongoing journey toward responsible business practices. This report highlights our dedication to sustainability, transparency, and social responsibility across all facets of our operations. Key highlights from the report - LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) data available: We have made LCA data available for our standard products on our website, offering transparent insights into their environmental impact and reinforcing our commitment to responsible sourcing.- Kentaur LOOP upcycling project: We have launched the Kentaur LOOP project, focusing on the upcycling of discarded textiles into new products, contributing to a circular economy and reducing waste.- Employee engagement: 69% of Kentaur employees participated in sustainability training, helping strengthen our collective commitment to responsibility at all levels of the company.- Greenhouse gas accounting: We have taken significant strides in our greenhouse gas accounting, aiming to reach net-zero emissions in Scope 1 and 2 by 2030, with clear targets and ongoing progress.- Certifications and labels: 87% of our products sold now carry the OEKO-TEX® MADE IN GREEN and Der Grüne Knopf labels, ensuring our products meet the highest standards for sustainability and social responsibility. While the 2024 Responsibility Report celebrates the strides we have made, it is only one part of our ongoing commitment to responsibility. We continue to focus on responsible sourcing, transparency, and social responsibility as we push forward toward a more responsible future.  We invite you to explore the full report and see how we are driving change, one step at a time. Read the full report here

At Kentaur, professional development is not a perk. It is a promise. Whether you work in production, design, sales or in one of our support functions, we are here to help you build your skills, expand your knowledge and take your capabilities to the next level. We believe the best learning happens in the everyday. It comes through meaningful tasks, new challenges and collaboration with others. You grow by doing, reflecting and sharing knowledge with those around you. But learning does not happen on its own. It takes focus and follow-through. That is why we prioritize time for development, offer access to training and learning activities, and make sure you always know where and how you can grow. At Kentaur, everyone from employee to leader shares responsibility for development. You are not expected to walk the path alone, but you are encouraged to take the lead. Because when people learn, confidence grows. And when confidence grows, great things happen. Leadership accelerates growth At Kentaur, we believe great leadership makes a real difference. That is why our leaders are visible, supportive and actively involved in your development. You will have regular 1:1s where goals, feedback and next steps are clearly in focus. Together, you define what success looks like and what it takes to get there. We do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Leadership here means seeing the individual, understanding their strengths and giving them the space to grow, not just to deliver. Our leaders do more than manage. They coach, challenge and help people move forward. Because when we grow our people, we grow as a company. Leadership at Kentaur is about creating space for others to succeed. You will meet leaders who trust your judgement, support your development and believe in your potential. They help release your initiative, build engagement and encourage you to try new ideas, even the bold ones. We set direction with clarity, not rigidity. Because great leadership is not about having all the answers. It is about helping others find their own. Explore more about what working here is all about. People first. undefined Behind the brand. undefined Start here. undefined Kentaur A/S. undefined Kentaur Poland. undefined Kentaur Norway. undefined

This year we will participate at Texcare International in Frankfurt from November 6 to 9, 2024. It has been eight years since we last had the pleasure of participating, and we can hardly wait to meet again and share our exciting news with you.  At the fair, we will unveil a new, stunning stand that reflects our visual identity, which is part of our renewal process we initiated earlier this year with our brand promise Made for People. At Work. We are excited to present our new identity and the exciting new products we have on the way. In addition to showcasing our latest products, we are eager to gather your valuable input on the ideas we have for next year's product development. Your feedback is essential to us, as we aim to create solutions that meet the needs of both you and the users.  At our stand, we want to share our sustainability strategy, Our Choice, which focuses on circularity, responsible product development, EU legislation, knowledge sharing on responsible choices. We look forward to presenting our work with chip solutions, including the integration of the digital product passport, which will make it easier for you to access our LCA data (Life Cycle Assessment data) that helps us measure the environmental impact of our products. Visit us at stand D50 where you can network, exchange ideas, and get inspired by the latest trends in light workwear. See you in Frankfurt!