MUNICH was the first to arrive at the Palafolls social outlet in the spring, becoming the Catalan shoe brand's first social outlet. As soon as they learned about the El Molí d'en Puigvert Foundation's project, the company decided to open a store there to sell off footwear, accessories, and sporting goods from the previous season, but also, and above all, to channel its social and charitable commitment through a solid and well-established project focused on the employment of people with severe mental illness. In this case, the store employs four people from the Special Employment Center (CET), and the two store managers are the supervisors of the assistants employed within the CET. In October, the lingerie, corsetry, and pajama brand Gisela arrived at the Palafolls social outlet. This establishment is the first outlet for the Malaga-based company in its fifty-year history and employs three people and two CET supervisors, who also serve as store managers. In that other store, customers will also find swimwear during the summer.