In 1919, a young Walter Moores, just 14 years old, stepped into the world of textiles, driven by necessity and a passion for craftsmanship. His journey began in his uncle's weaving mill, but his entrepreneurial spirit soon led him to acquire not one, but two mills of his own, commanding a thousand looms and weaving a legacy of excellence.

The Moores family's dedication to quality and innovation continued through the generations. As the textile industry evolved, so did they, venturing into sportswear manufacturing in the heart of Lancashire. By the 1970s, with the third generation at the helm, the company had become the UK's leading producer of rugby apparel, employing 175 skilled workers across two thriving factories.

Even with prestigious partnerships with giants like Nike, Adidas, and Reebok, the changing landscape of garment production led Haltex to seek new horizons. In a bold move, they relocated their manufacturing to Lithuania, drawn by its rich textile heritage and highly skilled workforce.

Today, Haltex stands tall as a global leader in sportswear manufacturing, boasting a team of over 350 dedicated professionals and an international network of partner factories. Their commitment to quality remains unwavering, fueled by cutting-edge technology, a passion for innovation, and an unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction.

From a single weaving mill to a global sportswear powerhouse, the Haltex story is one of resilience, adaptation, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. It's a testament to the power of family, the spirit of innovation, and the unwavering belief in crafting sportswear that inspires athletes and fans alike.