Copper Skin

The breakthrough came from a seemingly unrelated field: medical textile research. Scientists discovered copper's properties could significantly improve wound healing and reduce infection risks. This insight presented a unique opportunity for Movistar to use this resource to make a difference and was inspired by the idea that Telefónica's old infrastructure could bring new hope to vulnerable lives.

We harnessed the transformative power of copper once used in internet networks, weaving it into fabric threads to craft garments designed to nurture and shield the delicate skin of children afflicted by Epidermolysis Bullosa, commonly known as Butterfly Skin.

This approach leverages copper's antibacterial, angiogenic and fungicidal qualities to foster wound healing. Thus, it enhances the mobility of these children, granting them additional hours of effortless movement each day while they battle this rare, hereditary and currently incurable condition.