The recognition and growing interest in sustainable and slow fashion have created greater visibility and efforts are in the right direction; however, this alone does not translate to better livelihood. There is still a gap between celebrating craftsmanship in marketing narratives and ensuring that artisans receive fair compensation, stable work, and long-term economic security. As designers and entrepreneurs, we must ensure this translates to the well-being of the people who create these products.
For many years, the apparel and garment sector was our main reference. Today, while continuing to serve it with full attention, we believe that a model focused exclusively on this market is no longer sufficient to respond to the complexity and speed of change. This is what drives our diversification into technical applications and the development of solutions that apply our competencies in different contexts.