Re:Wear | Circular Clothing Repair Service Proposal

Here is the 4-page concept proposal, authored as a native deck and exported as an editable PPTX.

Pages (portrait A4-proportioned, 1240 × 1754)

1. Cover — concept name "Re:Wear", the descriptor line "A circular clothing repair service", and an abstract art panel of a fine needle, a single copper thread curve and geometric denim fabric folds.
2. 01 — Problem and opportunity — headline "Clothes leave use over faults that could be fixed": a two-column editorial comparison of small fixable faults that take sound garments out of use against the repair capacity that already exists but is disconnected.
3. 02 — Service model — three connected modules: online booking, community workshops, brand partnerships, with a closing line on how they feed each other.
4. 03 — Roadmap — a three-phase progression on a full-bleed denim band (service pilot → user feedback → expanded partnerships), gated by evidence from the previous phase rather than a calendar.

Style and constraints — fashion editorial lookbook: cream page ground (#F5EFE4), deep indigo-navy type and structure (#1E3557), copper accents (#B4633A), serif display headlines with small-caps labels and hairline rules. "Concept example" is printed visibly on every page (top-right tag plus the footer line).

No invented figures — no market, financial or environmental numbers, dates or targets anywhere. The only numerals are page numbers and section/module/phase numbering; all quantity wording is qualitative ("a limited set of garment categories", "a single pilot city").

Validation — the deck validated with zero issues at revision 10, and the export succeeded from that revision. One coverage note for honesty: the rendered-page review covered page one in full; for pages two to four the evidence is the zero-issue validation, the inspected node geometry and copy, and the all-native rendering counts (no rasterised or omitted nodes), not a full visual read of every rendered page.

The deck stays editable — send it back with any wording or layout change and I'll revise the same file. Presentation id for later edits: 1c244f7d-6e30-549f-96bc-54ee8c28e765.