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TenTwenty Kids creates earth-friendly, educational toys and lifestyle products rooted in Filipino culture by upcycling post-industrial textile waste. Working with local women artisans, they transform reclaimed fabric offcuts, deadstock, and decommissioned uniforms into meaningful handcrafted toys. Their mission is to give textile waste a new purpose, create green livelihoods for women, and nurture a generation of children who care for the planet.
Barrio Road, Binangonan, Rizal, Luzon, Philippines

Post-industrial textile waste, deadstock fabrics, and retired uniforms are upcycled by local women artisans into durable, educational toys and lifestyle products, diverting textiles from landfills.
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