Sunki offers a collection of clothing staples made using a range of eco-friendly materials. 

Sunki is a low-impact clothing and lifestyle brand from the Philippines that combines form, fashion, and Friday night margaritas. 

It was put together by four friends who share a common love for two things: lowering carbon emissions, and feeling fly in a sundress with pockets.

Sunki was born when we noticed the lack of options for locally made garments that were stylish, reliable, available, and most of all — didn’t take a giant dump on the environment. It was even more frustrating, living in a continent where majority of the world’s fast fashion production happens.

At present, our fabrics are made from a range of eco-friendly materials — such as OEKO-TEX®-certified linen, organic linen, and deadstock. Aside from that, we ship our items in 100% biodegradable cassava plastic and with plant-able spinach seed cards. On the manufacturing side, we work with TELAStory Collective, a worker-led, low-waste, female owned manufacturing cooperative that seeks to empower Filipina seamstresses and center sustainability.

Of course, we know we've got a long way to go before we can call ourselves truly sustainable (is there even such a thing?). But our goal is to make eco-friendly fashion more accessible and approachable to people in Southeast Asia and beyond, and hopefully becoming the first certified sustainable brand from the Philippines!

Isabella Argosino

Micah Tadena

Gaby Abrahan

Candice Yu

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