Seven Upcycled Pieces to Make Your Closet More Eco-Friendly

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Seven Upcycled Pieces to Make Your Closet More Eco-Friendly
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There are plenty of designers making old things new again—it’s a great way to curb the wastefulness of the fashion industry’s traditional production methods, and also results in garments and accessories that are incredibly unique. Looking to add something more environmentally-friendly to your wardrobe? Here are seven pieces of upcycled clothing (and a few accessories for good measure) to fit any budget.

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Aldgate dress

($492, The R Collective)

This lightweight and versatile crepe dress will quickly become a staple thanks to its dreamy draped quality.

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Caravan mix flip flop bracelets

($16, Caravan and Company)

Add to your arm party with this fun mix of bangles made from recycled flip flops.

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Dot insertion trouser

($365, Laugh By Lafaille)

Spring forward with Montreal brand Laugh By Lafaille’s charming trousers, crafted with vintage textiles and a modern cut.

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Pop of colour t-shirt

($112, Zero Waste Daniel)

Made from fabric scraps sourced by Fabscrap, a hub for facilitating a more circular fashion industry, this tee is anything but basic.

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Cotton-blend jacket

($490, Myar)

Everyone loves a good khaki jacket—this one comes with an off-beat Hawaiian shirt pattern on the back.

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Revivify blazer

($171, Blonde Gone Rogue)

A boxy silhouette and asymmetrical detail give this blazer a business-meets-pleasure vibe.

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Meristem backpack

($554, Vanina)

Food packaging refuse is a huge issue worldwide; this sweet bag made from a thread created with this waste is one beautiful solution.

 

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April 22, 2020 at 02:09PM

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