Going beyond a clothing brand, Marga envisioned Kaayo as a platform to honor Mindanao, its people, its culture and its beautiful indigenous tribes. But similar to most businesses in the pandemic, Kaayo had to creatively think out of the box to continue giving sustainable livelihood to the women she worked with.

Original article by The Philippine Star

The founder of the social enterprise Kaayo Modern Mindanao says she feels a sense of normalcy slipping into her familiar, comfortable clothes. Her pajamas come in happy colors that somehow lift her spirits. “I love the colors, the shimmer, and the feeling that I am dressed up but not,” Nograles says.

Original article by Lifestyle.Inq

Marga used to consider herself a staunch businesswoman, having had a 15-year run as the exclusive sub-distributor of Havaianas in Southeast Mindanao. Now with Kaayo, it’s a complete shift, because suddenly she’s into design and production, and is so involved in the creative process.

Original article by Modern Parenting

Two months into the quarantine, Marga Nograles and her collaborators hit upon the idea of producing a newer, more current and more relevant line of clothing dubbed as Kaayo’s AnyWEAR Collection.

Original article by PeopleAsia

Fashion label Kaayo has partnered with Alex Eduque, chairwoman and founder of MovEd foundation to create a collection for the benefit of children in Marawi.

Original article by Tatler Philippines

Bringing the culture of Mindanao to a broader audience, Kaayo Modern Mindanao has opened a popup store at SM Aura packed with bespoke pieces that speak loudly about the rich tapestry that is southern Philippines.

Original article by Manila Bulletin