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Running out of ideas on what to give your loved ones this year? This upcoming gift-giving season, why not try going local to help stir the Philippines’ pandemic-hit economy?
From clothes to home decor, to food, we’ve listed down proudly Pinoy products (all under ₱2,000!) that you can get for your loved ones:
1. bean by edamama Onesies by Robert Alejandro (Bahay Kubo, Jeepney, and Plain) - Set of 3 (₱999): Nothing speaks more Filipino than this set that depicts Pinoy culture. These cotton clothings have timeless Bahay Kubo and Jeepney prints designed by famed Filipino artist Robert Alejandro. It comes in small, medium, and large sizes, and they would look good on your godchildren!
2. Little Steps Bumblebee Reusable Cloth Diaper (₱299): By choosing this item for the newborns on your gift list, you are not only helping the local economy but making Mother Earth smile too!
3. Savon Cleaning Solutions Hand Soap Starter Kit with Gift Bag (₱498): Produced by an all-Filipino company, this starter soap kit comes with a gift bag and is truly environment-friendly. Make your own non-toxic, vegan, and cruelty-free soap by just mixing the powder with water.
4. The Bamboo Company Lakbawayan Tumbler in 532 ml (₱1,699): Sustainable and functional: that’s what this water tumbler is. The double-walled insulated flask keeps your drinks cold for as long as 24 hours or maintains hot drinks for 12 hours. Its design is timeless, too!
5. Papemelroti Mother and Child DIY Kit (₱498): Help a friend unlock their artistic skills with this painting kit that shows the fusion of art and religion. You can even get one for yourself, mama! Make it a tool for your mindfulness exercise. The kit comes an art board, pen, acrylic paint, and brush.
6. Little Baboo Vanilla Bourbon Scented Soy Candle (₱420): Aromatherapy could help ease your friend’s anxiety. It could also set some nice memories of home. Pick this scented candle that’s made of soy wax, which is known for a cleaner and longer burn.
7. Laudate Mariam Fatima Rosary Bracelet (₱499): Enrich school-age children's faith and give them something they can hold onto in times of gratitude and distress. This rosary with small beads is made especially for children.
8. Cocobowls Zoe Bag (₱699.75): Here’s a durable, handcrafted tote set that’s good to carry your essentials and more. It comes with a small and medium sized pouch to help organize your stuff. Give this to your mama buddies or a favorite relative, and help locals of Marikina City keep their business afloat.
9. Yogalove Clean and Protect Sanitizing Spray Energy (₱430): Treat your senses and ensure your items are germ-free with this cleansing spray. The sanitizer-deodorizer with lemon and grapefruit essential oils will surely improve your energy. It’s all Filipino-made, too!
10. Bondi Studios Body vase (₱820): In search for an art piece that could fit any home? Try this body vase from Bondi Studios, an all-Filipino company that supports local female craftsmanship.
11. Philippine Pure Avocado Smoothie Powder (₱550): In love with seasonal fruit avocado? No need to wait for harvest time with this smoothie powder! Add this to your regular smoothie to reap the benefits of the well-loved fruit. Go healthy, go local!
12. Clovermint Short Sleeves and Short Set (₱950): Support the local industry and get this super soft loungewear that’s perfect for the tropical weather. Absorbent and lightweight, and made with locally sourced materials, this set is great to wear all day at home—lockdown days and beyond.
13. WVN Handwoven Blanket (₱1,300): Sleep in comfort Pinoy style with this handwoven inabel blanket. Made by a handloom weaver in La Union, this blanket offers thermoregulation like no other.
14. Human Nature Virgin Coconut Oil (₱319.75): Save your skin with a dab of this wonder oil. Made by a Filipino company that builds homes for the poor and provides livelihood, this VCO product can calm very dry skin or smoothen damaged hair.
15. Take Root Banana Chewies (₱195): Healthy chocolates? You got that with this snack! What’s in the pack: dehydrated banana slices dipped in local dark chocolate. Get a pack or two for your colleague or your health-conscious friend.
16. Plush and Play Fili Pinya Plush Toy (₱249.75): There are many more Pinoy-themed designs to choose from, aside from this already lovable pineapple plushie. By purchasing items from this brand, you are helping support underprivileged women in the countryside who earn a living through toy manufacturing.
Need more ideas? Head on to edamama’s online Christmas Bazaar to see great deals from local companies.
We're with you as you unwrap the holidays one gift at a time. Find the best gift ideas for everyone on your list at the edamama Ultimate Gift Guide.
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