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In the spirit of togetherness and taking care of each other, we are also inviting you to MARI MEMBREE; our humble effort in providing continual aid and assistance towards pandemic relief. From every BREE sandal that you purchase, RM 5  will be donated to the IMARET Covid-19 Support Fund. We want you to know that carefree does not mean careless. We believe charity and kindness comes in all shapes and sizes.

So are you ready to BE FREE?

Well- if the sandal fits, wear it.

Photographer  Shah Azman

Talent Nini-chan, Amirul Husaini, Deanna, Hafiz, Juhd, Luth

So let’s make the best of this break.

Rest and relax.

Try those recipes you’ve been watching on Tasty.

Start on those crafty projects you’ve been saving on Pinterest since forever.

Pick up where you left off on Netflix.

Scroll down Spotify for songs that make you travel.

Read a book.

Catch up on lost sleep.

Be at ease.

And put your trust on The One who ease everything.

Hasn’t mother nature shown us that the seed we plant today is indeed the fruit we reap  tomorrow?

Imagine sowing seeds instead of plastics all these years.

Imagine the lush  forests that could-have-been instead of landfills underneath our feet.

Masa untuk  membumi.

No more wasting and regretting.

From now on, wherever our feet may take  us, have a closer look at our surroundings.

What can we do better?

How can we be  better so that we deserve the honour of living on this earth?

We are more than just  citizens and residents – we are humans first.

And this home is all we have. It’s time to return to our humble roles and roots.

From Goodpair Socks and ANAABU, arrives BUMI – a crew socks collection comprising two sets of design: Plant and Grow.

Plant comes in four dusky shades,  representing everything that is under the ground: Waste, rubbish, disposables, the  past, the irreversible yesterday.

Grow on the other hand, emerges in four lighter tones,  symbolizing everything that grows out of the ground: Result, effort, aspiration, the  future, the hopeful tomorrow.

BUMI is made with kindness in mind, and that means:

1. All printed materials (i.e. cards, label tags) are created with recycled paper and they are produced in a strictly minimum quantity that is only needed. Not more, not less.

2. The giftbox comes with a double-sided, reversible furoshiki bag which can be reused  in all sorts of ways, giving you two different look to accommodate your various styles.

3. Anything plastic lasts almost forever and is not very kind to mother nature, therefore  the usage of it for delivery purposes will be minimized and kept as less as possible.

When did we stop being artists? Why did we stop making and creating things?

We used to make houses out of trees, creatures out of sands, and boats out of leaves.

We used to see the world differently, our lives were full of music and imaginaries.

And then we grow up. We no longer imagine; we think. 

Perhaps it’s time to go back to our nature- the artists we once were.

Back to catching ourselves off guard. Back to listening to our hearts instead of trying too hard.

Let go. Take a leap of faith, break out of our pattern, and make mistakes.

So, that artist hat? 2020, just put it on. See where great ideas will lead you to.

Hello brothers. Hello sisters.  

Here are offerings of peace and harmony.
Here are hearts broken yet souls stronger than ever.

Together, side by side, we are just like a single body.
“When any part of the body suffers, the whole body feels pain.”

This year, we are re-learning about the
importance of compassion and mutual kindness.

Often, by the traditional law of attraction,
we would think that an act of hatred
will spread hatred as well.
But this time, it attracts the opposite.

This time, is an exception,
because it attracts understanding and togetherness.

You and me, hand in hand, as two is better than one.

We are friends. We are lovers. We are family.

Isn’t love a continuity that binds and weaves us?
It continues and breaks through the wall of every difference.

Shanti. Shalom. Salam.
They all mean one paramount, majestic thing:

Peace.

In solidarity, love will win. Love will always win.

In celebrating the victory and festivity of love,
comes Gandeng by ANAABU.

An extension of the previous Jalinan collage,
Gandeng carries on the Eid spirit of togetherness,
connection, and relationship. Mingling modern
and traditional culture, merging fresh and conventional
design, all into one collection of effortless yet timeless look.
Its classic blend of textured fabric – bold weave and
embroidery, fine line and plaid – represents harmony
and synergy, much like the wearers themselves;
made of a million little things and never one-dimensional.

Living up to the name of the assemblage –
Gandeng, colours are paired up like perfect match as
it takes two to tango. Bright and earthy tones for couples,
consisting of white, khaki, dark blue, and black as the
signature foundation, while maroon and coral bricks
join in as the better half.

Together, they complete each other and last stronger.

Rejoicing a season of togetherness with a comeback - ANAABU returns with SARUNG; a humble collection of thoughtful daily wear. Functionality and flexibility have always been our key, and this collection is named so exactly because of that. Due to its distinctive elastic element, every piece is stress-free and easy to wear. More room for movement, for wonderment, for giving and receiving.

Four prime designs complimented by eleven fresh earthy colours, representing our baby steps in caring for the environment. To preserve its organicity, materials used are cotton and linen including decorative accessories, with shell buttons to flatter the whole laid-back look. Top it off with added line prints to keep it minimal yet merry. Such is the nature of wardrobe staple for generations; from students to professionals, from boys and girls, singles to moms, to men and women.

Unbox and wrap yourself in SARUNG; a new spirit, a new you.

Love and light.

Photographer & Art Director: Shah Azman x Amani Azlin

Talents: Delaila Richard & Daeng Syahadat

Makeup Artist: Afie Rohim

Stylist: Ana Abu & Fiq Rashid