You have been on a relentless search for ideas on Custom Friendship Bracelets. Instead of looking any further, you can now stop because you have finally arrived! We are MudLOVE, and we passionately handcraft purposeful products. With a staggering 1.5 million bracelets sold, we witness incredible transformations in people's lives through the power of a single word. That little word serves as a daily reminder to help you navigate through the day, it fosters solidarity, and brings people together towards a common goal. You'll enjoy our new take on the popular Friendship Bracelets!
Our team of talented and hardworking female artisans in the Punta Cana area of the Dominican Republic will meticulously handcraft your bracelet. We provide them with a supportive environment using tested systems in 3D modeling and printing to ensure the highest quality. As valued employees, they receive a range of benefits, including free education for their children at a school connected to our workshop. We also offer trauma counseling and language classes to empower them and uplift them from poverty. In addition, our bracelets provide one week of clean water to our giving partner, Water for Good. It's a triple win!
Pressed out 2 by 2, our beads make their way through the hands of our artisans. Then, fired in a kiln to over 2100 degrees to ensure they are durable and waterproof. After careful inspection they then make their way to their new home, on your wrist! Using our classic MudLOVE stamp set the founder inherited from his grandmother, every bead is rich in meaning since we started in a garage in 2009. Read more about our story here!
The cord for our Friendship Bracelets is no ordinary cord, it's a hand-woven bracelet made from Egyptian cotton thread and is adjustable in size. We called this bracelet a Viona, because it's named after our founder's elementary school art teacher, Mrs. Viona Brown. At a young age, she taught him how to create this bracelet, and little did she know that 25 years later it would be a staple product to the brand and would change the lives of Haitian women in the Dominican Republic forever.
