Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
The family-owned company Wooldreamers, led by Ramón Cobo, has become a reference in the revaluation of wool and traditional crafts associated with this endangered raw material. Awarded with the Sustainability Prize by Fuera de Serie, this family has undertaken a crusade to demonstrate that wool can be profitable if it is given the value it deserves. In a context where synthetic fibers contaminate the environment with microplastics, Wooldreamers defends the importance of betting on a natural and biodegradable textile like wool. At the Wooldreamers facilities in Mota del Cuervo (Cuenca), an integral process is carried out that spans from the care of the sheep to the final weaving of the wool on ancient looms recovered from the family. This commitment to traceability and local production highlights the importance of preserving endangered crafts and contributing to the revitalization of the rural economy. Ramón Cobo, the company's founder, has shown with his yarn collections that there is a market for quality wool, even at an international level. The situation of wool in Spain, as the main producer in the European Union, is paradoxical: while thousands of tons are produced annually, more than half do not find a market outlet. Faced with this reality, farmers face significant economic losses, as the costs associated with shearing and disposing of unsold wool pose a challenge to the viability of their farms. The crisis caused by the halt in the export of unprocessed wool to China has exacerbated the problem, leaving producers in a difficult situation. In this context, Wooldreamers' proposal to dignify wool and promote its sustainable use emerges as a viable alternative for the wool sector. The company has opted for collaboration with local farmers and the production of certified yarns with a focus on sustainability and animal welfare. The creation of Wool4life, a brand open to designers and interior design studios interested in joining the cause, represents a further step in the Cobo family's mission to drive positive change in the wool industry. Wooldreamers' initiative not only seeks to revive an ancient industry but also to promote awareness of the importance of consuming responsibly and valuing quality products with a positive impact on the environment. The commitment to craftsmanship, traceability, and respect for traditions stands as an example to follow in a world dominated by mass production and fast fashion. The vision of this family company transcends the commercial aspect and delves into a realm where sustainability, ethics, and responsibility are fundamental pillars. At a time when the textile industry faces environmental and social challenges, Wooldreamers stands out for its comprehensive approach and commitment to the regeneration of the wool sector in Spain. The story of this family company, marked by a passion for wool and respect for tradition, reflects the possibility of combining innovation with cultural heritage to build a more sustainable and equitable future. Wooldreamers thus becomes a beacon of hope in a landscape where wool, far from being a waste, is seen as a treasure that deserves to be rediscovered and valued.