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BEHIND THE PROCESS

Stage 1

Gouache creates initial sketches for a product that can strike a balance between form and function. For each product idea, they usually have a specific target customer in mind, like photographers, artists, office urbanites, and more.

Stage 2

They meet with the bag makers and artisans to discuss the best strategy to have the product come to life. They talk about revising the designs, sourcing of materials, and costing.

Stage 3

They assemble and test a prototype of the product. Gouache's main materials historically revolve around waxed cotton canvas, genuine cow leather, and brass or antique finish hardware. They’ve also started exploring new materials like nylon fabric.

Stage 4

The product undergoes heavy testing for a few weeks, and Gouache along with the artisans make iterations and revisions whenever necessary until they see that it is fit for production.

Stage 5

Production and quality control begins. It can take up to a month for a bag maker to produce 100-150 units of a certain product, and they constantly check to ensure there are no defects or faults.

Stage 6

The Gouache products are then ready for distribution!

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Anthill x Gouache Kiko Brimless Caps

₱2,000

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Anthill x Gouache Sinta Sling

₱3,500

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Javi Bull Caps

₱1,800

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Anthill x Gouache Inno Apron

₱3,600

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LOOKING FOR BAGS IN BULK FOR YOUR TEAM, ORGANIZATION, OR EVENT?

We offer special pricing for bulk orders and can accommodate custom requests for boutiques, events, bachelorette gifts, and more.

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Our pieces are unique & versatile

Free Shipping for orders 3000 above

We offer repairs and re-waxing services

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