| Production in Reichenbach has always been 100% local, i.e. from mass preparation to the finished product. We deliberately only work with print shops from the region for prints and sliding images – even if it would be cheaper abroad. “Relocating production or parts of it abroad is absolutely out of the question for us, it goes completely against our personal convictions,” says Managing Director Rigo Geithe, explaining the company’s philosophy.
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We recently implemented a completely new way of highlighting the topic of sustainability in a new project with the alfi Museum: the reissue of a GDR classic – the alfi vacuum jug by designer MArgarete JAHny. The result is an old design in a new guise: the MAJAH vacuum jug. An iconic porcelain table jug with a glass insert. The lid is not made for airtight sealing: turned upside down, it can also be used as a milk jug and the drink still only loses 2 degrees of heat per hour. Sustainability also means “appreciating and using what already exists and giving it a new, modern face,” says Annett Geithe. The success and media interest in the revival prove us as the manufacturer and the alfi Museum right. Originally planned as a limited edition of 100 jugs, we are currently busy producing more to meet demand. The jug is available exclusively in 
