ecoDesigns Textile Upcycled Products of the Week

From our Textile Waste Research Findings we realized that textile offcuts are major source of textile waste pollution in the city of Bamenda.

Did you know about 15% of fabric intended for clothing ends up on the cutting room floor as textile offcuts?

One of our goals at @ecodesigns is to stop textile waste pollutions that results from the sewing of garments via offcuts. At @ecodesigns, we are collecting these textile offcuts and repurposing them to produce “Ankara” bracelets, bowties, necklaces and earrings.
At @ecodesigns, we are repurposing very small pieces of textile offcuts to make beautiful ecoDesigned Anakara necklaces, earings, bracelets, and other creative items that you can easily match with your dress.

#Call2Action

Every week, the hub upcycles 50 pounds of textile waste in a bid to curb textile waste pollution and Climate Change.

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