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Isla-Tek

A textile enterprise that transforms indigenous Philippine fibers, such as pineapple and abaca, into specialized yarns and fabrics for the responsible fashion and garment industries. By building an inclusive farm-to-fabric supply chain, the company empowers local farming communities while providing designers with high-quality, eco-friendly, and locally-sourced materials.

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Manila, Luzon, Philippines

Isla-Tek

How they design out waste

CircularityFashion & Textile

Isla-Tek recycles indigenous fibers such as pineapple and abaca and converts them into yarns and fabrics to supply partner fashion houses.

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Manila, Luzon, Philippines80 more circular solutions within 60 km

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