CCILU INTERNATIONAL INC.
Update:2026/11/10
Industries
Main Industry
Clothing and Apparel
Main Product/Service
1. Men's Shoes
2. Women's Shoes
3. Apparel
2. Women's Shoes
3. Apparel
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Founded Year
2012
Unified Business No.
53835064
Status
Active
Number of Employees
0
Total Paid-in
Capital
145,450,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, Taipei City
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About the Company
Welcome to the world of "CCILU" (Chee-Loo) International Inc., meaning "liberate" in Japanese. Our goal is to liberate producers and consumers from the confines of traditionally harmful materials and production practices, in favor of a more sustainable way forward. Our innovative, eco-friendly shoes are made using technology that allows us to upcycle materials such as coffee grounds and plastic bottles, rather than utilizing virgin plastics or animal-based materials. Our sustainable footwear is stylish, yet lightweight, comfortable and functional. We strive to exist as a circular economy, using typically discarded materials as the base for our footwear, and collecting end-of-life footwear from customers to convert into energy sources. We seek to satisfy and create conscious consumers and we challenge you ALL to think differently about the concepts of waste, recycling, production, and consumerism.
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