The sustainable fashion firm Ecoalf has opened a new store in the Caleido commercial space in Madrid.
This new point of sale of the Javier Goyeneche brand is characterized by being its first establishment neutral in CO2 emissions. For the development of the project, Ecoalf has worked with the interior designer Lorenzo Castillo and the experts in bioclimatic architecture MVN Arquitectos, in charge of the conception of eco-designs and solutions with minimal impact.
With an area of 149sq m, the store is characterized by the use of sustainable, recycled materials and the ability to be reused or recycled at the end of their life cycle.
“We are very proud to inaugurate a store that is neutral in CO2 emissions,” celebrated Carol Blázquez, Director of Innovation and Sustainability at Ecoalf. And she added: “We have committed to reaching zero emissions by 2030 and, from now on, all our stores will be carbon neutral. To truly change the industry, we must put the planet at the centre of every decision we make.”
