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By Sofia Shamsunahar Some days we felt off during the Malaysian Movement Control Order (MCO). We would find it hard to stop scrolling on our phones for hours and get...

You’re hunched over a small wooden table that houses your sewing machine - your back sore from the ridiculous hours you put in to fulfill orders. It’s not easy, but you’re determined. Your clients and their million loyal shoppers are counting on you. They demand, you supply. With nimble fingers that are now numb, you thread another needle and jump back into it. And repeat. The same cycle - every single day. What is it that keeps you going?

When you think of the safety features of a car - the first thing you think of is none other than the ever-famous seat belt (among the many other features there are). Ever wondered the lack of attention you (or anyone normal, really) pays to these perfectly-crafted black seat belts in every car?

Having studied Bachelors of Marketing Communication, Faris’s life has clearly taken a 180-degree turn, given his current position as a fabrication expert in Taylor’s Me.reka Makerspace 

“Since I met Biji Biji, I fell in love.” Akiko Watabe is a Japanese journalist who came to Malaysia in 2013, seeking a world of potential and personally felt that Malaysia is a great place to embark on her journey. 

In conjunction with International Women’s Day, we celebrate the strength and vigour of females and their power. Today’s progressive world has allowed us to break the stigma of stay-at-home wives and dominant husbands as we shine the light on the incredible talents of women and what they can do. Who are 5 women in Malaysia who support sustainability and has make a great positive impact on the world today.

As a company, marketing and events are bound to come up on your agenda. Tarpaulin banners are typically used as promotional material and felt carpets are utilized to fancy-up the event space. If you are looking to expand on your sustainable efforts as a corporation, Biji Biji offers services to upcycle your own materials.

Did you know that if everyone in the world consumed as the developed countries do, we would need FIVE Earths to sustain us? So, what can we do to reduce this ridiculous statistic? 

Aspiring to reverse the common misconduct of the fashion industry, Biji Biji takes pride in being recognized as an ethical and local fashion brand that stands to shift society’s paradigm of working in fashion. What do we do to help realize this?

Corporate door gifts tend to get mundane, repetitive and unsustainable. Associated with the term “corporate gifts” are low-quality, plastic dominated form of items like pens, sticky notes, hand fans, lanyards - all those mini trinkets that end up lying around as waste which eventually ends up in our landfills, fueling the dumpsites with more unnecessary trash. Realising this, many corporations have decided to make a change.