A progressive fashion company, Worn Again, which produces sustainable fashion accessories,
The Shermanproves that fashion can be eco-friendly, practical and attractive. Their line of bags, the newest sustainable fashion available from their line, is made from recycled airplane seats from Virgin Atlantic and seatbelts. Worn Again's collection of luggage and handbags are proving to be trendsetters in green fashion.
Worn Again's eco-chic line of bags made from airline seats recycled from the travel industry saves build up in our landfills with fashion. The line, which features a complete ingredient list to assure consumers that their fashion purchases are in fact eco-friendly, features four sustainable fashion bags made from recycled airline seats. The Lydia, is an eco-friendly shoulder bag which retails for 65 EURO; the Ollie, at 25 EURO is a sustainable toiletry bag; and the Sherman is a messenger style eco-friendly bag sturdy enough to carry laptops and business documents, which also goes for 65 Euro. Each of these fashionable eco-friendly bags are available in a variety of colors, including Virgin Blue, Virgin Orange, Virgin Red, Virgin Grey, Virgin Purple and Military Green.
The Lydia
The Ollie
Worn Again's line of sustainable fashion doesn't stop at reclaimed airline seat bags either; they also make various purses and handbags made from seatbelts, bicycle inner tubes and more; and eco-friendly shoes which are made from recycled canvas, reclaimed rubber soles, and motor-bike tires.
Ladies Green Bike Shoe
Worn Again is not just focused on creating sustainable, eco-friendly fashion; they also consider the impact of menial labor (sweat shops are abolished), and uses green methods to preserve energy and reduce environmental impact.
Sustainable fashion bridges the gap between recycled and trendy, and with Worn Again, you can carry your very own airline seat with you everywhere you go.
Beth
Fashion Finds Writer
InventorSpot.com
by Anonymous
Eco friendly clothing
What a great idea! Here is a site that I found wonderful places for eco friendly children and adult clothing - http://www.greatgreenlist.com/Eco-Friendly-Personal-Life-184.html
by Anonymous
hmm...
if your going to advertise, do it well.
i like the idea, but i doubt people will buy them for much money. some people (and i use the term SOME loosely) have underlying feelings about recycling like "who was wearing this before" and "what happened to the motorbike for the tyres to be reclaimed? was there some horrific accident?" as soon as something stops being profitable the people running it lose interest. i believe that investing in renewable energy is the answer, click here for more information;
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