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Deets:  Borobabi, a childrenswear startup that takes responsibility for the lifecycle of its apparel, is expanding its retail footprint in Southern California. The company is opening a pop-up store, offering dozens of sustainable and ethically produced children’s clothing brands for infants, toddlers, and children, in Venice Beach at 798 Main St., open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., August 30 to September 23. 

The Los Angeles pop-up will mark the grand finale of Borobabi’s Circular Frontier Tour, a cross-country road trip during which Borobabi’s founders Carolyn and Rich Butler and their toddler daughter Avellina, hosted retail pop-ups and connected with parents, companies, and city leaders on sustainable economic solutions.  

To date, Borobabi has saved 82 tons of CO2, diverted .25 tons of clothing from the landfill, and saved 4.8 million gallons of freshwater. 

About Borobabi
Founded in 2020 by mom and former chemical engineer Carolyn Butler, Borobabi is a circular clothing startup. Through Borobabi, customers can subscribe for stylist curated bundles and shop new and resale from dozens of sustainable and ethically produced children’s clothing brands. Offering a unique borrow or buy model, parents can return or resell clothing items to Borobabi when their children outgrow them. Once the items are outworn, Borobabi recycles and composts them. Borobabi’s mission is to save money, reduce landfills and increase the efficiency of the entire children’s clothing supply chain. Borobabi was featured in the 2021 release of Circular Economy for Dummies.

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