Spanish finishing technology manufacturing company Jeanologia aims to dehydrate and detoxify the jeans industry by 2025 so that not one single jean being produced on the planet damages the planet or the big family of textile workers. The company has effectively navigated this crisis and will close the year by reaching revenues over €50 million and a profit of €5 million by end 2020.In the last five years the company grew between 30 and 40 per cent every year registering a growing EBITDA, and has now become a more agile and stronger.

Jeanologia has opened a new development hub in Hong Kong besides moving its US office from Houston to Miami where a new development center will be inaugurated by March 2021. Its new operational model is focused on sustainability, creativity and digitalization. The integration of Jeanologia technologies Laser, G2 ozone, eFlow, Smart Boxes and H2 Zero, with innovative software eDesigner and EIM allow the company to produce on demand, improving manufacturing costs and significantly reducing the time to market of new products.

For instance, the eDesigner software makes digital design and visualization of jeans finishing possible. This enables extraordinary collaboration between brands and their supply-chain partners that share the tools. Every player of the value chain can share creativity and achieve great results. Product development lead-time will be shortened by months, and the unnecessary expense of multiple physical sample iterations coming and going around the world will be eliminated while the final digital file containing the approved design can be sent to production centers around the world, or down the block, to accurately produce the jeans.