Komuniti Tukang Jahit’s series features kopi-o and teh tarik coin pouches as well as kuih and nasi lemak foldable tote bags.
PETALING JAYA: As time passes, most, if not all, businesses must evolve to ensure they keep meeting their customers’ needs. That was what Komuniti Tukang Jahit realised last year.
Gan Teck Hooi, 48, a co-founder of KTJ told FMT Lifestyle: “Last year, we saw a trend of shifting away from pandemic-related products. So, we understood that we had to start moving out from what we did best in the previous two years.” And that is exactly what Yap aimed to achieve as she realised it’s what their business-to-consumer customers looked for.
Using the coin pouches as an example, Yap pointed out that the batik fabric on the back and the lining inside are made with upcycled fabrics. “Some may say that over the few years, RM33,000 is not a lot. But to their family, it meant a lot especially during the pandemic,” Goh added.
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