3252.6
kilos of waste upcycled
364543.3₱
earned from upcycling
123.8
artisans supported
3697.2
Kilos of fabrics reclaimed
Weaving Waste
A behind the thread look at our collaborative work with the Argao Weaving Community in Cebu – Hablonan ni Lauriana, our Textile Research and Innovation Center
Stripes
Stripes
Patterned Tiny Strips
Patterned Tiny Strips
Tiny Strips
Tiny Strips
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Stripes
Stripes
Patterned Tiny Strips
Patterned Tiny Strips
Tiny Strips
Tiny Strips
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Geometric
Stripes
Stripes
Patterned Tiny Strips
Patterned Tiny Strips
Tiny Strips
Tiny Strips
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Community Spotlight
Hablonan ni Lauriana
Circularity Partners in Change
"I love ANTHILL fabrics, especially the scraps- the diversity of fresh colors and patterns creates an interesting fabric narrative that inspires me to create endlessly. [...] we know that utilizing scraps is a RIGHT THING to do, but I further realized that it was a SMART MOVE, too."– Adante Leysa, ADANTE
"We've been using ANTHILL’s scrap weaves since 2019 and their handwoven fabric have definitely added a touch of uniquely Filipino whimsy to our pieces while giving them more value....where were able to re-use and re-purpose discarded linens from Manila Peninsula."– Carla Cruz, Tropik Beatnik
"ANTHILL’s traditional Filipino fabrics, and in particular their no-waste fabric produced from waste pieces is a shining example of Filipino craftsmanship and eco-consciousness. It is this beautiful fabric in several color variations, that adorns many of the soft furnishings within our rooms.”– Urika Kroon, Atmosphere Resorts
"I love ANTHILL fabrics, especially the scraps- the diversity of fresh colors and patterns creates an interesting fabric narrative that inspires me to create endlessly. [...] we know that utilizing scraps is a RIGHT THING to do, but I further realized that it was a SMART MOVE, too."– Adante Leysa, ADANTE
"We've been using ANTHILL’s scrap weaves since 2019 and their handwoven fabric have definitely added a touch of uniquely Filipino whimsy to our pieces while giving them more value....where were able to re-use and re-purpose discarded linens from Manila Peninsula."– Carla Cruz, Tropik Beatnik
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