A project focused on textile circularity seeks to give clothes a second life and, simultaneously, women over 50. The initiative promotes active aging, encouraging this age group to participate in activities that combine environmental sustainability with personal development.
The project connects three main pillars: the reuse of clothing items, healthy aging and women's empowerment. By transforming old clothes into new products or revitalizing them, participants gain new skills and contribute to reducing textile waste.
Women over 50 are the central audience of the initiative, which aims to reintegrate them socially through practical and creative activities. The proposal suggests that the process of giving clothes new utility is reflected in a personal revitalization of these women.
