Caring for minds and materials
December 6, 2024
Hul le Kes tackles mental health challenges and textile waste by combining personal recovery with sustainable fashion. Through initiatives like the Recovery Studio and upcycled designs, the brand proves that restoring garments and well-being can go hand in hand, creating a more mindful and sustainable future.
social profit
A social enterprise differs from regular enterprises because their priority is not to make profits for the owners and/or shareholders, but to improve social issues. This does not mean that social enterprises are not allowed to make a profit, but it does mean that a large part of their profit is always reinvested in their social objectives. In the Netherlands, most social entrepreneurs are members of Social Enterprise Netherlands, Hul le Kes is also a member of this group of entrepreneurs.