Jeanologia has been awarded the title of 'Best Business Project' at the first Spanish Fashion Academy Awards, held on June 13 at Madrid's TeatroFernan Gomez Centro Cultural de la Villa. This accolade celebrates the company's leadership in sustainable and technological innovations within the fashion industry.
At the gala, which honored Spanish fashion talent and commemorated the 129th anniversary of iconic designer Cristobal Balenciaga, Jeanologia stood out for its three-decade-long commitment to revolutionizing textile production. The company has drastically reduced water and energy consumption and eliminated harmful chemicals, setting new standards in eco-friendly fashion.
Chosen from over 400 nominees by 129 founding academics, Jeanologia's global impact and visionary approach were unanimously recognized. CEO Enrique Silla accepted the award, a statuette by Helena Rohner inspired by Balenciaga’s headdress, emphasizing the importance of creating beautiful products sustainably.
Silla emphasized that fashion loses its beauty if it is created in a harmful way, noting that Jeanologia's technologies allow designers to produce beautiful garments while being environmentally responsible. He also underscored Spain's leadership in sustainable fashion technologies and expressed appreciation to the Spanish Fashion Academy for recognizing the team's contributions, acknowledging the convergence of fashion, the environment, and science.
Jeanologia's win marks a significant milestone, reinforcing its dedication to a future where fashion embodies beauty, innovation, and environmental responsibility.
