Our founder
Precious Cayaon
Precious leads OLLY+FELY with a vision to bring the buri craft of Bolinao to the world — proving that Filipino heritage can be both sustainable and luxurious.
Purpose and Significance
“With OllyFely, you don’t just carry a bag — you carry a piece of tradition, a step toward sustainability, and a touch of luxury that lasts.”
About us
Our Story
OLLY+FELY is a Filipino fashion and lifestyle brand owned and managed by Precious Cayaon and her husband, Jeff Cayaon, through their Bolinao-based enterprise, Kawayan Nature EcoFriendly Product Trading. The brand is known for creating fashionable and sustainable bags and other products using buri and other indigenous Filipino materials. Its products combine traditional handwoven craftsmanship with contemporary designs, allowing local Filipino materials to reach modern consumers and international markets.
The hands behind every piece
Our People
The weavers play an essential role in transforming raw buri fibers into the woven components used in the brand’s products. Their work involves careful preparation of the fibers, including stripping and dyeing, followed by the detailed process of hand-weaving.
The success of OLLY+FELY is closely connected to the local buri weavers of Bolinao, Pangasinan, particularly the communities in Santiago Island and nearby areas. These artisans—mostly women—have traditionally earned additional income by stripping, dyeing, and hand-weaving buri fibers into bags, mats, planters, and other products.
Quality & Innovation
Commitment to Quality & Innovation
As a proudly Filipino brand, OLLY+FELY aims to build bridges between our local artisans and international markets — demonstrating that Filipino craftsmanship can be sustainable, sophisticated, and globally competitive.
OLLY+FELY is committed to keeping tradition alive, creating opportunities for our communities, and carrying the story of Filipino craftsmanship to the world.
OLLY+FELY continues to innovate by collaborating with the Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Textile Research Institute (DOST-PTRI) to explore the development of sustainable textile and natural-fiber applications.
Through this collaboration, we aim to enhance traditional Philippine materials such as buri and indigenous fibers through science, technology, and modern design, creating new possibilities for sustainable fashion and home/interior products.
Our goal is to bridge Filipino heritage, innovation, and technology — transforming traditional materials into high-quality, globally competitive products while creating greater value for local communities.
