Naji little things. Waste animal series coin purse-waste wood and firewood

【Product desciption】 With the theme of everyone’s favorite animals Hope to take them out every day Can heal the mood of hard work Coin purse series: The material of the coin purse is made of pure cotton gauze. It uses Taiwan YKK zippers. The sewing technique of hidden stitches is adopted by Taiwanese craftsmen. No stitches are visible on the outside. [Commodity size and material] Coin purse series: 12cm x 9cm ± 1cm; cotton Reminder-due to different screen displays, there may be a gap between the actual color of the product and the display on the screen. Please pay attention before placing an order. 【brand introduction】 Naji's small objects are based on the theme of Taiwanese life and culture, using Taiwanese fabrics and techniques produced locally, embroidering cute patterns on small objects, so that everyone can always bring the good memories of Taiwan with them. 【Brand Concept】 One of the brand concepts to revive Taiwan's textile industry Taiwan was once a world-leading towel textile country. During its heyday, its output value was as high as NT$3.4 billion. Its export market has expanded from Southeast Asian countries to the United States, Central and South America and other places. However, in the face of the rise of textile industries in Southeast Asian countries, textile mills have moved westward. As a result, the entire textile industry gradually declined. In Yunlin Huwei, known as the textile town of Taiwan, the number of factories has gone from more than 200 in its heyday to less than 50 now. Most of them have also been transformed into functional fabrics or textiles based on environmentally friendly materials. The proportion of towels or handkerchiefs made in Taiwan on the market is not high. The second brand concept supports Taiwan's electric embroidery industry Although the computer embroidery industry replaced a lot of embroidery manpower when it first emerged, it did have quite good results in the early stages of industrialization. However, due to the gradual changes in the industry, the demand for embroidery products is not as good as before, which has caused many electrical embroidery manufacturers to move to Southeast Asia. Setting up a factory makes it difficult to find embroidery products made in Taiwan. Therefore, we hope that through creative and cultural ideas, we can use fabrics made in Taiwan to embroider small objects that belong to the common living experience of Taiwanese, so that everyone has the opportunity to re-recognize Taiwan’s textile and electric embroidery industry, and at the same time inject them With new momentum, we look forward to the vigorous development of related industries.