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Craftcha is a Philippine brand that makes clothing, bags, and household items from upcycled materials such as katsa cloth, scrap fabric, and old jeans.
Brgy. Santolan, Pasig, Metro Manila, Philippines

Scrap fabrics, katsa cloth, and old jeans are upcycled into bags, clothing, and home goods.
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