Hotman Co., Ltd.
Basic information
- Head office
- 5-251 Nagabuchi, Ome City, Tokyo 198-8522, Japan
- Chief executive
- Masayuki Sakamoto
- Capital
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- 372 people
- Employees (consolidated)
- 379 people
- Start date
- 1868-01-01
- End date
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History
Founded: Silk fabric manufacturing
Established a power loom factory
Exported damask tablecloths to the United States
Established Umehana Textile Co., Ltd.; manufactured pre-dyed cotton women's apparel fabric
Established a yarn dyeing department at the head office factory; secured 120 towel looms in Ome during increased registration
Operated Kawagoe factory in Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture (cheese dyeing department)
Installed 30 super magazine-type automatic towel looms and commenced towel production
Designated as a rationalization model factory by the Small and Medium Enterprise Agency
Received city mayor's award as a model factory for labor welfare improvement
Established the trading department of Umehana Textile Co., Ltd.; commenced wholesale operations at the Ome branch office
Closed the women's apparel manufacturing and processing department; consolidated operations to towel manufacturing
Announced 'Hot Man Denim Stripe' and opened a directly operated retail store 'Hot Man' in Roppongi.
Entered a sales partnership with Alparro Co. (Germany, chiffon weaving).
Separated the commercial department of Umehana Textile Co., Ltd. and established Hot Man Co., Ltd.
Expanded the towel fabric dyeing division at the headquarters' yarn dyeing factory using beam dyeing machines.
Established a sewing factory at the headquarters' plant, bringing the number of directly operated stores nationwide to 20.
Established a finishing factory at the headquarters' plant.
Number of directly operated stores nationwide: 30
Established a Hamura factory (print processing), bringing the number of directly operated stores nationwide to 40.
Opened an Ome store within the headquarters' plant premises.
Relocated the headquarters' dyeing division to Kawagoe factory, bringing the number of directly operated stores nationwide to 50.
Separated the dyeing division and established Bika Dyeing Works Co., Ltd.
Introduced chiffon weaving manufacturing equipment and technology from Alparro Co.
Established a logistics center in Kawabe-cho, Ome City, bringing the number of directly operated stores nationwide to 60.
70 directly operated stores.
Established a sizing factory within the Hamura factory.
Consolidated the logistics division within the headquarters' plant premises.
Hot Man, a towel specialty store, celebrated its 35th anniversary and established a new brand logo.
Merged Umehana Textile Co., Ltd. and Hot Man Co., Ltd., adopting the name Hot Man Co., Ltd.
Consolidated the Hamura factory into the headquarters' plant and Kawagoe factory.
Registered the 'Tokyo Towel' trademark.
Recognized as the first support for drafting intellectual property reports at the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Industrial Technology.
Trademark registration of the '1 Second Towel' logo mark; new brands 'UMEAOI' and 'FARBE' launched
Japan's first 'Japanese-made Fair Trade Towel' announced
Trademark registration of 'Eternal Color (Tawiro)'
150th anniversary of founding
Received the Green Purchase Award, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award, and Grand Prize
Merged Baikadaining Works Co., Ltd. and Hotman Co., Ltd., and renamed the company Hotman Co., Ltd.
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