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Sinubli is a circular social enterprise that facilitates clothing recirculation across the Philippines by accepting pre-loved garments nationwide through consignment and donation. Items that cannot be resold are diverted from landfills and passed on to local crafters and artists for upcycling. Sinubli bridges the gap between urban clothing supply and rural communities while creating green livelihood opportunities for the youth and marginalized sectors.
Guimaras, Philippines

Pre-loved garments are collected nationwide for consignment or donation, ensuring unsellable textiles are diverted from landfills and upcycled by local artisans into new products.
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