Kloth Woman Up advocates for ‘Rising with #SHEconomy’ to improve the livelihoods of women in marginalised, struggling, and vulnerable communities by creating job opportunities. Kloth Woman Up is in line with Kloth's 5R philosophy of the circular economy, ‘Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle’ and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG):
Upcycle with
Environmental & Social Impact
>50 ladies
joined the Kloth Woman Up
community and earned fair wages
> 41,000 pieces
of Kloth Woman Up upcycled products sewn and sold
> USD 60,000
of payment made to the Kloth Woman Up ladies for producing upcycled merchandise and gifts
Uniform Upcycling Services
Give your old uniforms a second life with our upcycling services! Showcase your organisation’s commitment to sustainability by transforming your unwanted workwear into unique merchandise ideal for corporate events, client gifts, or team appreciation.
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*Terms & conditions apply
Make every occasion special with customised merchandise and thoughtful gifts that reflect your brand. For festive celebrations or corporate events, we provide tailored options—fabric choices, design customisation, logo placement, and label inclusion—to create standout pieces perfectly suited to your preferences.
*Terms & conditions apply
Customised Merchandise & Gifts
Support Change with Every Purchase
Our upcycled products, made from donated clothing and textiles, are sewn by marginalised women, creating a sustainable impact and empowering communities. Support our initiative by purchasing them at our online store or pop-up events.​
Past Project & Testimonials
It was a pleasant journey working together with KlothWoman Up! Throughout our engagement, there is astrong spirit of teamwork, creativity, and proactivenessto make things happen. Our upcycled products were someticulously made by their talented seamstresses thatthey received praise by our employees too! Great job!
- Fennie Lee, UX Cohort Lead, Hilti Asia IT Services
In 2023, Kloth Woman Up partnered with Hilti Asia IT Services to repurpose old corporate garments into 200 upcycled notebook sleeves for employees.
They also transformed unused uniforms into a reimagined version of Malaysia’s traditional Batu Seremban game, creating an engaging experience for local and international staff.
