Based along Katipunan, Loops Store PH focuses on a holistic lifestyle based on consuming less. Not only do they offer exciting foodstuffs such as pasta kits, they also carry eco-friendly fashion items like tote bags and plant-based iPhone cases. Those who own small businesses might also like to explore Loop Store's assortment of eco-packaging solutions that include seaweed packaging paper and abaca twine. 

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Lieu is all about providing alternatives. Their bestsellers are, more often than not, ordinary items that have been remade to become more sustainable and durable. They have reusable coffee cups, bamboo straw and cutlery sets, chic tote bags, and bamboo bowls. Each of these items is made to withstand multiple uses and are ultimately a better choice, not just for the environment, but for your wallet too! 

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Not only does Ritual support the sustainable lifestyle, they also champion many local ingredients that would be otherwise difficult to find around the Metro. They have dried gamet seaweed from Cagayan and even the impressive asin tibook (rare Filipino artisanal sea salt) from Bohol. There's balicucha from Ilocos and cocoa powder from Davao, pigeon beans from Kalinga and nipa starch from Maguindanao. Check out all the amazing local foodstuffs—that you can get refilled by appointment—from Ritual in Makati!

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The Humble Market is another wholesome online shop that serves a wide variety of lifestyle choices. They have everything from food to home care to pet care and self-care. You can even opt to buy wholesale! From plantable pens to reusable containers, adorable candles, and even superfood items, the Humble Market has got it all ready for you. 

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The resurgence of loving local is not lost on La Local, an artisanal lifestyle store that serves up only the best of what the Philippines has to offer. They have unique gift items such as the Klaypel art DIY kit, Filipino-themed playing cards, and even bahay kubo organisers. Their apparel is also a must-not-miss with items such as the katsa kimono and locally made swimwear to bring to the beach. 

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The Eco Shift makes it so easy to start or continue your journey towards sustainability. With their Swap and Refill Subscription (which also offers free shipping!), homeowners will be able to get all the necessary items delivered to their doorstep, from body wash to laundry detergent to dish soap and even fabric conditioner. Aside from that, their personal care items also include shampoo and body bars that will leave you feeling fresh and fragrant, without stepping too much on Mother Nature's toes. 

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Available through the Beauty MNL website, Zero Basics offers self-care necessities that come in reusable jars and tubs. They have everything from toothpaste to all-purpose cleaner and lip oil. The best part? Some of their products come in litre refills which mean less waste! 

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Get all the good stuff on The Good Trade! With pick-ups available at BGC, The Good Trade has become the south's best sustainable living store. They have arts and crafts, accessories, personal care items, and even home decor. Check out their bamboo desktop organiser, their innovative rice straws, or their soap bar for pets! 

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