
Artistic Projects / Recovery Studio
Interview: breathing new life into textiles and people
August 16, 2025
At Hul le Kes, natural dyeing and social recovery intertwine. Creative Director Sjaak Hullekes and volunteer Hillie share how textiles and people alike can be renewed through imperfection, care, and craft.
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.