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A social enterprise that transforms discarded denim into stylish, handmade accessories to reduce textile waste and promote environmental sustainability. Founded by a person with disability (PWD), the organization empowers the PWD community through employment opportunities and social advocacy, blending purposeful fashion with meaningful impact.
Manila, Luzon, Philippines

Vero Denim Box recycles textile waste (i.e. discarded denim) and turns them into denim bags.
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