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Humbugi is a jewelry and accessories brand from Finland. It was founded by Anni Jokinen in 2009 right after she graduated HAMK. Humbugi’s idea is to upcycle excess leather into products which will last in use from season to season. The products are from leather that is originally excess material from Finnish furniture industries. AllMorehttps://blog.hamk.fi/gfb/wp-content/uploads/sites/23/2018/12/hamk-logo.png513513