How to sell slow, handmade clothing that succeeds in a fast-fashion world | Common Room PH

Common Room PH’s longform episode explores how slow, handmade clothing in the Philippines succeeds in a fast-fashion world. The women behind Anthill Fabric Gallery share with us how this social enterprise, which transforms local weaves from different weaving communities in the country, started and succeeded. In spite of the struggles—from community development to attracting the right customers—this sustainable brand continues to thrive. Common Room PH is a collaborative space for artists and makers in the Philippines. Our physical stores provide a venue for local creatives to showcase their handcrafted products and original artworks. Our web store and digital platform on YouTube enable our community to reach more, not only through their products, but also through their stories. Our hope is that whether online or offline, these venues provide a home and a safe space for creatives to express themselves, support each other, grow together, and empower others to make with their hands. DONATE: Donate any amount and help us share more makers’ stories.💗 https://bit.ly/supportCommonRoomPH SHOP: Shop and support our makers! https://bit.ly/CommonRoomShopAll WATCH RELATED VIDEOS: This social enterprise saw how empowering women helps children and communities https://bit.ly/MTMHabi Small business mistakes on scaling up, social media, and more https://bit.ly/MessFestsmallbizmistakes FOLLOW US: Website: https://www.commonroomph.com Instagram:   / commonroomph   Facebook:   / commonroomph   Contact us: https://commonroomph.com/pages/contact Visit us at these locations: https://commonroomph.com/pages/shop-l... COLLAB WITH OUR ARTISTS: IG @anthill FB @anthillfabricgallery #CommonRoomPH