methodology

Circular entrepreneurship starts with a theoretical framework: a circular value chain. By engaging with all links in the chain - from makers to buyers - new connections and collaborations emerge. Always focused on social and local employment initiatives.

Pilot studies, prototypes and mock-ups reveal the value of what is. Wonder, creativity and artistic interventions make textile waste tangible, in order to revalue textile products accordingly.

Impact does not develop on paper, but in practice. Activation means not just inventing circular ideas, but incorporating them gradually within existing processes. Achievable and thoughtful, phase by phase.

Sustainable innovation does not emerge in a vacuum, but within an existing ecosystem of materials, people and processes. Context Based Design embraces that reality and translates circular principles into concrete, workable models.