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KENTROY YEARWOOD eco-conscious
KENTROY YEARWOOD Be an alternative choice of avant-garde design, focussing on sustainability.
Our PROJECT is based and introduced in avant-garde fashion movement, where we focus on experimental aesthetics with a limited offer, only produced locally and from sustainable materials, high quality deadstock & regenerated qualities.
We create a sense of scarcity and high desire among our consumers.
We are leveraging a unique fusion of urban culture and avant-garde design with tailoring technique, to establish a distinct brand identity within the inner circle of avant-garde fashion.
Netherlands
Regional
- Local atelier
- Local + EU manufacturer
- international sourcing suppliers
- Local raw material sourcing + development
-International washings & treatment
It addresses urban-rural linkages
It involves a physical transformation of the built environment (hard investment)
Yes
2025-11-10
No
No
No
Individual

Comprehensive Summary:
Kentroy Yearwood is a sustainable fashion brand focusing on avant-garde designs using deadstock materials, promoting circularity and waste management. The brand aims to inspire and motivate consumers while tackling environmental challenges. Long-term impact includes reducing textile waste, promoting eco-friendly fashion, and creating a new narrative in sustainable luxury fashion industry.
Kentroy Yearwood emerged from the need to address textile waste and promote sustainability in fashion. Implemented locally in Amsterdam, the brand collaborates with technicians, developers, and textile creators to source deadstock materials and produce unique garments from discarded waste, dead-stocks and regenerated qualities.
Main themes: Sustainability, Avant-Garde, Circularity, Waste Management, Innovation
waste management
circular eco-economy
local production
low footprint impact
beautiful design
The primary motivation is to deliver relevant, durable garments that inspire, insulate, and protect, while tackling waste management and sustainability issues. The brand aims to excite and motivate pioneers of every generation, inspiring creative thinkers and mindful consumers to make informed choices.
Sustainability:
The project addresses environmental challenges by using deadstock materials, reducing waste, and promoting circularity. It's exemplary in sustainability due to its focus on eco-friendly materials, local production, and transparent practices.

Kentroy Yearwood contributes to making life more beautiful by creating unique, avant-garde pieces that inspire individuals. The brand promotes a sense of belonging by connecting customers to the product's origins and values. It's exemplary in aesthetics due to its innovative blend of traditional and modern design principles. Our materials, sampling developments and productions are locally made and produced. where these manufacturers provides employments which is normally outsourced..
The project addresses accessibility and affordability by planning an accessible sub-line and supporting local production. It promotes inclusive governance by collaborating with local artisans and suppliers. The brand is exemplary in inclusion due to its efforts to broaden access to sustainable fashion, gender fluidity and a strong focus on cultural universality.

Citizens and communities are involved through collaborations with local artisans and suppliers. Their involvement has promoted cultural exchange and community pride.
Companies We've Worked With:

• BABA MUNTIR,
The Netherlands, Sampling atelier + Manufacturer
Fashion-Lab (Italy): Manufacturer, benefits from sustainable production practices and innovative design collaborations.
I-did, The Netherlands: i-did Factory, textiles are given a second life,they process discarded workwear, natural materials, and other textile streams into sustainable felt. This felt forms the basis for all our products.
• Fimatex (Italy): Manufacturer, gains from eco-friendly textile production and reduced waste.

• MCPR-partners (Portugal): Manufacturer, benefits from sustainable supply chain practices and innovative textile solutions.

• Fertek (Turkey): Manufacturer, benefits from collaborations on sustainable textile innovation.

• Concordia (Belgium): Weavers, benefits from eco-friendly textile production and collaborations.

• Boerenbont-hallen (Netherlands): Trader, benefits from promoting sustainable textiles and reducing waste.
• Driessen-stoffen groothandel (Netherlands): Trader, gains from eco-friendly textile sourcing and collaborations.
Multilevel Governance:
Stakeholders at local, regional, and European levels are involved through partnerships with suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors. Their engagement has added value by promoting sustainable practices and local economic growth.
See participatory..

Trans-disciplinary:
The project reflects disciplines such as design, engineering, social sciences, arts, and environmental sciences in its implementation.
Our main discipline focus are design, engineering, and waste management which fall under environmental.
Business Model:
The business model focuses on selling unique, high-end pieces and planning an accessible sub-line. Financial sustainability is achieved through sales, collaborations, and promoting sustainable fashion practices.
In our current situation we are are working on boosting our sales by:
1. Opening our first online store
2. Preparing 2 pop-up stores the next 6 months, +
3. Business to business sales, during the fashion-weeks paris.
Scalability:
Elements that could be replicated include the use of deadstock materials, local production, and collaborative partnerships. The methodology can be transferred to other contexts, promoting sustainable fashion globally.
our business, reseach & development are open iterseted parties be used and implemented and used as case-study for future brands developers, ect...