On-demand delivery platform Lalamove teamed up with Common Room to support local women crafters and women-led brands during Women’s Month.
Common Room, a collaborative space founded by women, houses over 300 local crafters and brands offering handmade goods.
“At Lalamove, we are committed to empowering businesses of all sizes by providing reliable and efficient delivery solutions,” said Lalamove managing director Djon Nacario.
“This Women’s Month, we are proud to partner with Common Room to support local women crafters and women-led brands. We aim to celebrate their creativity, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit by giving them the logistical support they need to grow and thrive,” said Nacario.
Common Room’s entrepreneurs lauded Lalamove’s affordability and convenience.
“Lalamove is my go-to for rush orders,” said Lala De Leon, a perfumer and crafter from Simoy ng Haraya, which aims to capture Filipino culture through scents.
Cai Sio of Paper Chic Studio highlighted Lalamove’s payment options. “My favorite feature is the Lalamove Wallet! I like the convenience of cashless transactions plus the discounts when I top-up,” she said.
Patricia Fernandez Lim, owner of Woven, which creates Filipino handicrafts, said Lalamove helps them connect with their crafting communities.
“We use Lalamove for our retail and wholesale orders, as well as supply deliveries—anything from raw materials to packaging. Apart from the cheaper rates and ease of use, my favorite is the wallet option,” she said.
Common Room founders Maan Agsalud and Roma Agsunod said that as most crafts are proudly local, “we have always believed in creating spaces where local makers, artists, and entrepreneurs—especially women—can thrive.”
“When we opened our doors in 2015, we recognized the challenge of limited physical spaces for the country’s growing arts and crafts community. This is why partnerships are so important to us, and we truly appreciate Lalamove for supporting our logistical needs,” they said.
Lalamove provides delivery solutions to businesses of all sizes. The company said it is committed to supporting Filipina entrepreneurs.