Die Konfektionsfabrik war in Betrieb von 1938–1982 und zeigt authentische Fabrik- und Wohnumgebung der 60er Jahre.

In Isfjorden stood "the cradle of clothing" it is said. Clothes were already being produced there as early as the 1860s, which was quite unusual at the time. The market for ready-made clothes was small, and only a few tailor companies in the largest cities had gradually started sewing. Attention was focused on the fishing villages north of the coast. During the large fisheries, there were large numbers of fishermen who could have good money. This became a new market for the trade in ready-made clothes and shoes. Nordlandshandelen, as it was eventually called, laid the foundation for an adventurous development of the clothing industry in the Romsdal villages. It also became very important in a national context. In the 1930s, the factories elsewhere in the country had to shrink.

I Isfjorden sto "konfeksjonens vogge" blir det sagt. Der ble det drevet med ferdigproduksjon av klær allerede i 1860-årene, noe som var helt uvanlig på den tida. Markedet for ferdigklær var lite, og bare enkelte skredderbedrifter i de største byene hadde så smått begynt med oppsying. Oppmerksomheten ble rettet mot fiskeværene nordover kysten. Under de store fiskeriene var det store mengder fiskere som kunne ha bra med penger. Dette ble et nytt marked for handelen med ferdigproduserte klær og sko. Nordlandshandelen, som den etter hvert ble kalt, la grunnlaget for en eventyrlig utvikling av konfeksjonsindustrien i romsdalsbygdene. Det ble også meget viktig i landssammenheng. I 1930-årene måtte fabrikkene ellers i landet innskrenke. 

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