What's our Concretejungle?
GREENROOM136 is a Malaysian independent bag company specialising in the design and manufacturing of various urban carry gear.

YEAR ZERO
" I wanted to start a business that will allow me the opportunity to create great products and not just to sell great products. A friend introduced me to the world of bags and having spent a year in researching the potentials, I was intrigued by the prospect. I later spent another year learning about the principles of bag designs, how to use a sewing machine and started making simple creations just for fun."
- Patrick Lim

Newly incorporated, GREENROOM136 started operations with major focus on quality and products that will enhance the daily lives of our customers. Junkmonkey was our first offering.
Bootstrap was introduced as the first customisable urban bag.
ConcreteJungle podcast was introduced to create Greenroom136 with a brand culture that inspires hope.
2011
Year One

Greenroom136 workshop opened it’s doors and the journey began anew.
W?ldcard Custom Build store was introduced and the very first backpack joined our product line; Genesis.
2012
Year Two


Retail store #1 opened at Petaling Jaya as a pop up store within Pop by Jaya One.
Scribblebook and Pocketbook was introduced
2013
Year Three
Rainmaker joined the line up.
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First recorded sales of bags to international customers contributing to 80% of company revenue.
2014
Year Four
BUILD
We approach every design utilising the best available material to ensure our products are of high quality and will last a lifetime of use. Carefully marrying form and function to crafting meaningful products that will assimilate to your daily livelihood.
INSPIRE
Our love for bags is not skin deep. We are infatuated by the many intriguing stories of conquests, adventures, dreams and the many entrepreneurial feats of the people that carry our products. These are stories that inspire us to create. And we retell these stories in hope that they will inspire YOU.
HOPE
All our products are designed by us and manufactured in our micro-workshop. Keeping our work local does bring about a whole lot of benefits but importantly, it foster hope in our community for a brighter economic future.