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Spread Maya is a Melbourne-based eco-conscious brand crafting handmade accessories and apparel from ethically sourced wild Himalayan hemp and premium cotton. Designed in Australia and lovingly slow-stitched by Nepalese artisans, their collection includes bags, hats, clothing, and more, perfect for anyone who values sustainability and mindful living. We prioritize low-impact materials, fair trade practices, and plastic-free packaging, making Spread Maya a go-to brand for eco-conscious consumers who believe in living lightly and wearing ethically.
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27 Louis St, Doveton, 3177, Melbourne, Australia
- +61 0481 992 044
- hemp@spreadmaya.com.au
- spreadmaya.com.au
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