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Support for this episode also comes from Tonle, a maker-led community that

creates clothing, accessories, and homewares from reclaimed materials. Tonle centers people historically

sidelined by the fashion industry as leaders and creators, and collaboration, reciprocity, and justice are some of their core values

that I feel aligned with. Right now, I'm particularly looking forward to their collaboration

with Cambodian-Australian designer Natalie Lee, which will be a small capsule of hand-woven,

plant-dyed clothing, made with regenerative fibers like Kapok from trees

that grow right around the weaving center that they work with in Cambodia. To check out Tonle,

you can head to tonle.com. That's spelled T-O-N-L-E dot com. Again, t-O-N-L-E dot com.

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