U.S.E.D. Salvages Old Seatbelts to Create Durable One-Of-A-Kind Bags
Posted By Trevor Kehler On June 5, 2012 @ 10:00 am In Accessories and Fashion,Green Products,Reader Submitted Content,Recycled Materials | No Comments
U.S.E.D. [4] salvages seatbelts from defunct vehicles and uses them to create vibrant bags, backpacks, purses, and accessories. Based in Canada, the family owned and operated business creates high-quality bags that are built to last – and since they’re made almost entirely from recycled materials [5] each one is unique. U.S.E.D.’s goal is to “repurpose industrial waste and educate the public by creating, functional, fabulous, fun environmentally beneficial products”.
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