Hasana J. Hakenmüller

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Hasana J. Hakenmüller

Trade name	Hasana
Industry	Textile
Founded	December 1, 1887 (1887-12-01) in Albstadt-Tailfingen, Germany
Founder	Johannes Hakenmüller
Defunct	December 2000

Hasana J. Hakenmüller was a German textile company founded on 1. December 1887 in Albstadt-Tailfingen; it ceased operations in December 2000^[1] Its brand name Hasana was concatenated from Hakenmüller and sana (Latin for healthy).

History

Product history

In 1971 the German Football Association granted Hasana exclusive rights for children's sports- and leisure underwear sporting the logo of each of the 16 teams competing in Bundesliga, Germany´s professional football league. This later led to similar exclusive rights to use the logo of 1974 FIFA World Cup on textiles.