One of my biggest loves in life is fashion. At the same time, one of the things that bugs me the most is mass consumerism. Wear It Out has married the two in a way that makes me very happy. It's all about up-cycling.
No longer have all those pieces to the puzzle? No worries. Wear It Out has figured out how to re-purpose those that remain into clever badges. Aren't those puppy pins awesome?
Whatever games lose their pieces, they can find a new path in life with Wear It Out. Check out those cuff links above.
{Carved wooden bird necklace image via wear it out}
I thought these were some really creative ways to reuse those things that we so often take for granted and trash. They're also lovely gift idea's just in time for Christmas. Even better, you feel good about your purchases!
What do you guys think? Are you as excited about these lovely pieces as I am?
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You find and share the coolest stuff. This idea is soo neat!
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Thank you! I think I'm just really lucky to be in an area where such creative people are. It's always so amazing to find and admire the talent in an area.
ReplyDeleteI always admire new and creative ideas - esp when they include reinvention x
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I know how you feel! Even before I banned myself from shopping, I used to always pick pieces that don't really look like anyone else would wear them or were too popular in trend, etc. Now that I'm almost done with my challenge, I'm really convinced that upcycled items or thrifting is much more my style now than anything. These are really LOVELY pieces! My favorite are those bird necklaces! I'm also trying to upcycle stuff to make into accessories for my shop!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool! I like how these items have been refashioned and turned into something creative and different! Thank you for featuring this, I'm definitely going to look into it as it can make a great holiday gift!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really, really cool idea! I love it and I'm glad your "advertising" it so that more people know about it...
ReplyDeleteI love this post. The cuff links are super cool. My DIY mind is going off again haha.
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I totally applaud companies like this as I try to shop as ethically as I can. These are such quirky and inspiring pieces too: fun as well as stylish - and that's always a great combination.
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great blog :) love the photos :)
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really clever! definitely like the idea of repurposing but i'm not necessarily creative enough to figure out how. cool concept!
ReplyDeleteomg! i loooove that stuff! the dog pieces are awesome! and the ethical thing is the most lovely thing!
ReplyDeleteI think that is so clever - great way to make something (adorable) out of something that would otherwise be tossed.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea. I'm doing a clothing swap with some other bloggers tomorrow, so it's like shopping for 'new' things without actually buying anything. I love the idea of repurposing old things like this- so creative.
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