ReRun bag
Ever wonder “where water bottles go after the recycling bin?” Matt & Nat have fabricated them into handbags. Price: $140 Contact: Mattandnat.com
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Te Casan Flats
Eco-friendly designer Niki Robinson uses natural dyes and recycled materials, from leather to fabrics, to evoke 1950s fashion.
Price: $245 Contact: Tecasan.com
Source: O magazine
Go Green Go
by Phillip Lim
Phillip Lim uses “organic, natural, or sustainable” materials, so you’ll “look as good as you feel” in this stylish dress.
Price: $495 Contact: Barneys.com
Source: People
Keyboard Cufflinks
Made from recycled computer keys, these cufflinks are the epitome of geek chic. Express your inner nerd without “breaking out your circa-1988 keyboard tie.” Price: $14.95 Contact: Acornstudios.ca
Source: Plenty
Stella McCartney for LeSportsac
This line of bags, fashioned from recycled nylon, captures the designer’s
“respect for nature.” Price: $420 Contact: Lesportsac.com
Source: O magazine
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