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Colombo, Sri Lanka
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Lala Studio is a pioneering regenerative lifestyle brand based in Sri Lanka. The company is dedicated to creating functional, upcycled products that reflect a commitment to sustainability and inclusion. They transform discarded pants and other garment waste from the textile industry into stylish, gender-neutral clothing, bags, belts, and accessories. Lala Studio emphasizes zero-waste practices and utilizes solar power in their operations. The brand supports local initiatives such as the Foundation of Goodness, The Biodiversity Project, and Equal Ground, aiming to positively impact the community and environment. Their mission is to enable people to wear their values by offering products that are not only eco-friendly but also functional and fashionable. Through their innovative approach, Lala Studio is contributing to a more sustainable and inclusive world, one upcycled product at a time.
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