Life is not easy for most people, however, it has been proven that having a positive attitude helps a lot in facing the difficulties that arise every day.
Perhaps that is why, over the years, some people have put all their effort into brightening the lives of others. And how have they done it? Well, in countless ways, all you need to do is be a little creative.
A coffee that arrives just when you need it most, a word of encouragement, a t-shirt with a message, or something as simple as a good morning message on a post-it can brighten anyone's day.
And in this context, that of creating smiles, a company was born back in 2018 that did not intend to be one, but which circumstances and society seem to have forced to do so.
Sometimes an experience leaves a mark on job seekers data you for life. This is what happened to a group of friends, now family, who lived in Ireland for a few years and wanted to share with their family and friends a curious and joyful Christmas tradition: wearing a Christmas jumper during this time of year.
In fact, there are many places around the world where Christmas Jumper Day is celebrated, a day on which it is mandatory for everyone to wear original Christmas jumpers .
A fashion that, it must be said, seems to have taken hold in Spanish society over the last few years. So much so that what started out as a business that sold only 6 models of jumpers has grown and today it is possible to choose from more than 120 models capable of satisfying the tastes of the most demanding and, also, the most geeky. But not only that, but the demand has been such that within its catalogue there are now also socks, pyjamas, t-shirts, sweatshirts, dresses, and an endless number of products that undoubtedly manage to make Christmas an even more special time of year if possible.Best fashion stores
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But, as if offering a wide catalogue were not enough, this prosperous company is very committed to caring for the environment, which translates into a clear commitment to sustainability, so much so that, currently, one in four garments in its catalogue is made from 100% organic cotton.
In addition, and with the aim of continuing to create smiles, especially where they are most needed, the company did not want to miss the opportunity to collaborate with Save the Children in its school action “Christmas Jumper Day”, thus helping the most disadvantaged families during a time that should be magical for the little ones in the house, Christmas.
