THE Tahanan Bag features two themes: Bahay Kubo and Bahay Patubuan (Greenhouse). Photograph courtesy of r2r
LIFE

Little lady, strong core

“Munting Binibini” is more than a collection – it’s a strong declaration: “Ito ako (This is me).” It represents the culmination of R2R’s journey, bringing together all the pieces they’ve built along the way.

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Rags2Riches (R2R), the pioneering sustainable fashion brand, launches its latest collection at Artefino, “Munting Binibini.” The collection marks a powerful evolution from R2R’s previous campaign, “Saan Tayo Pupunta?” and stands as a bold statement of identity and purpose.

While “Munting Binibini” translates to “little lady,” R2R redefines the concept of “munti” (small) as a source of strength and transformation. The collection embodies the idea that small, consistent changes can break structures and drive significant impact. It’s a celebration of the power found in the seemingly insignificant – the tiny cracks that initiate change and the small, persistent efforts that lead to transformation.

Convertible Terno Top transforms with a simple fold.

At the core of the Munting Binibini collection are R2R’s advocates and artisans. These individuals exemplify the collection’s ethos that size doesn’t dictate impact. The artisans are reclaiming the value of their craft, transforming what were once seen as “mere rugs” into recognized works of art that uplift families and build better lives. Every scrap of fabric woven into their creations carries their stories and aspirations.

Simultaneously, R2R’s advocates are redefining what it means to be a modern “binibini.” They stand as beacons of strength, vibrancy and individuality, with their values reflected in every aspect of their lives. These advocates embody constant evolution through small actions and decisions while remaining true to themselves.

“Munting Binibini” is more than a collection – it’s a strong declaration: “Ito ako (This is me).” It represents the culmination of R2R’s journey, bringing together all the pieces they’ve built along the way.