Take advantage of the cigarette butts to Fashion Trends
Quick View is not only beautiful mesmerize with the latest collection of clothing, but you can get in many ways. For example, using the materials used that are not used again.
As quoted from Femalefirst, Monday (19/1/2009), if you want to look fashionable, harmless utilizing used materials that are not used, such as cigarette butts.
This idea first emerged from the designer Alexandra Guerrero. He was inspired from the people who throw cigarette butts after smoked.
Alexandra and volunteers collect the cigarettes from the streets and sterilise them. They are then dried, separated and made into fabric. Toxins such as nicotine are removed.
Not only that, Alexandra The material left over is combined with wool to create the fabric used
"This project began as an idea for my thesis," she told the blog Cool Hunting. "We always wanted to do sustainable design but we didn't want to do something that was already seen, so we started thinking of a waste that was unnoticed and then we thought of cigarette butts."
So far hats, gloves, sweaters and blankets have been made. They can be purchased from the Mantis website.
As quoted from Femalefirst, Monday (19/1/2009), if you want to look fashionable, harmless utilizing used materials that are not used, such as cigarette butts.
This idea first emerged from the designer Alexandra Guerrero. He was inspired from the people who throw cigarette butts after smoked.
Alexandra and volunteers collect the cigarettes from the streets and sterilise them. They are then dried, separated and made into fabric. Toxins such as nicotine are removed.
Not only that, Alexandra The material left over is combined with wool to create the fabric used
"This project began as an idea for my thesis," she told the blog Cool Hunting. "We always wanted to do sustainable design but we didn't want to do something that was already seen, so we started thinking of a waste that was unnoticed and then we thought of cigarette butts."
So far hats, gloves, sweaters and blankets have been made. They can be purchased from the Mantis website.
wow! this is cool....a fashion out of a butt-cigarette...LOL!
nice post!
i guess the recession even made the designers use materials that arent too expensive. It makes them more creative! :-)
great idea of recycling...sad to say hate smoking...hehehe...got migraine after i enhale some cigarette smokes...thanks for sharing!! belated hapi valentines day!!
Three cheers for recycling!
What a fantastic idea. Not only to recycle, but something as useful as material.
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Wow ... a business strategy that is potentially
visiting here...looking for updates..this is a cool post about recycling
good post....keep posting :)
Great post. I checked out their site and it was pretty cool.