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✓ Published: 13-Feb-2017
✓ Published: 13-Feb-2017
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Secret Pillow Project is a social business empowering women in India through the making and selling of Secret Pillows and other foldable, useful, purposeful and charming products. Leader of the project, Fritha Vincent, invites you to join an important experiment. If the experiment is successful it means that customers orders can be fulfilled directly from India, meaning the cost per pillow is reduced and the time of getting the product from producer to customer is dramatically reduced. Other out
Secret Pillow Project is a social business empowering women in India through the making and selling of Secret Pillows and other foldable, useful, purposeful and charming products. Leader of the project, Fritha Vincent, invites you to join an important experiment. If the experiment is successful it means that customers orders can be fulfilled directly from India, meaning the cost per pillow is reduced and the time of getting the product from producer to customer is dramatically reduced. Other out
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