On the 20th of September 2025, the world unites for World Clean-Up Day — a powerful reminder that when we come together, even the biggest challenges can be tackled. Millions of people across the globe will roll up their sleeves to clear waste from streets, rivers, forests, and communities. At Mo’s Crib, this day resonates deeply with us, not just as an environmental milestone, but as a reflection of who we are and what we stand for.
Our mission has always been rooted in sustainability, reducing waste, and reimagining how we use resources. That’s why many of our most loved PVC baskets are created using recycled PVC pipes, materials that would otherwise end up polluting the earth. Instead of allowing these pipes to contribute to the growing global waste crisis, our artisans transform them into stunning, functional, and durable home décor. This is how we give discarded materials a second life, proving that waste can be turned into beauty.
But beyond the products we make, World Clean-Up Day inspires us to think bigger. It’s about being part of a global community that refuses to stand by while waste damages our planet. It’s about encouraging each of us — in our homes, workplaces, and neighbourhoods, to take action, however small, to leave the world cleaner than we found it.
For us, this isn’t just one day on the calendar. It’s a way of life. By choosing Mo’s Crib, our customers are not only investing in beautiful, handcrafted décor, but also taking part in a global movement that values sustainability and environmental care. Every planter, basket, or chair purchased tells a story of waste diverted, artisans empowered, and a planet protected.
So, on the 20th of September, as the world gets to work picking up waste, we stand proudly with them. We celebrate the hands that clean, the voices that advocate, and the communities that believe in change. Together, we are shaping a future where waste is not the end of the story, but the beginning of something extraordinary.
Let’s keep the momentum going — not just today, not just tomorrow, but every day. Because a cleaner world is possible, and it starts with us.
