Action
WORDS WARM THE HEART, BUT ACTIONS MOVE MOUNTAINS.
A great pragmatism and the willingness to act concretely have always guided us, because only then we can make a difference and generate the change that the world needs. We want to be an example, to merge our ideas and activities that can inspire others. If something we do works, it is our duty to make it accessible to all, because only by uniting the maybe we can make a real difference.
The future is always right, it needs us all.
A PAIR OF SNEAKERS WON’T SAVE THE WORLD, BUT THE PEOPLE WHO WEAR THEM WILL.
The Consumer Activist
The Womsher is not just a consumer, but part of a community of conscious people who share a clear idea: fashion can be as beautiful as it is responsible. Being a Womsher means believing in an aesthetic that is not ephemeral, but rooted in concrete values, in an elegance that lasts over time and that respects the world we live in.
Those who choose to be Womsher know that every purchase is a declaration of intent, a small act of change that, multiplied by thousands of people with the same vision, can really redefine the rules of the market. It is aware that fashion should not be a continuous cycle of waste and obsolescence, but a virtuous ecosystem in which quality, respect and innovation are intertwined.
It is not a solitary battle: the Womsher is part of a network of individuals who, through their choices, are redesigning the future. It is a community that shares a concrete commitment to a world more ethical, cleaner, fairer, without ever renouncing beauty. Because beauty is not only aesthetic, but also harmony between what we wear, what we are and what we want for tomorrow.
Being a Womsher means dressing up change with pride, knowing that behind every garment there is a story worth telling. It means belonging to a generation of consumers who are not content with empty slogans, but who seek authenticity, transparency and coherence. It is the choice of those who want to be an active part of a cultural movement that does not just follow trends,
But it redefines them, putting ethics at the centre of the very concept of style.
It’s not just fashion.
It’s a way of seeing the world.
6W of Womsh
1 - What is the product made from?
2 - Where was it made?
3 - Who made it?
4 - What are the working conditions of the workers?
5 - Was the worker paid fairly?
6 - What we do to give back part of the profits to improve the society?
