Created from worn out and unwanted suits and neckties, these wallets made by Pennsylvania artist, Laura Skelton are perfect for Dad on Father’s Day. Features a pocket for bills and two side pockets for cards. $28.00 at Uncommon Goods
Created from worn out and unwanted suits and neckties, these wallets made by Pennsylvania artist, Laura Skelton are perfect for Dad on Father’s Day. Features a pocket for bills and two side pockets for cards. $28.00 at Uncommon Goods
Handmade entirely from recycled cardboard boxes. Various sizes and shapes on the website. Nice organic forms with each varying slightly in shape and size.
$229.00 – $279.00 at Graypants.com
Created by a couple of Kent State grads who majored in architecture and ended up in Seattle making cool furniture and and light fixtures out of scrap and recycled materials.
Made from recycled architectural sketches..this unique lighting gives you the opportunity to make a home for recycled materials and have your own art and design process for instant inspiration.
$135.00 at Graypants.com
Where do old skateboards go to die? Hopefully they end up in the hands of Portland, Oregon artist, Lindsay Jo Holmes. Lindsay handcrafts these earrings showing off the colors and the designs of the original board. $24.00 at BTC Elements
The bracelets are also made out of recycled skateboards which are reworked to look like brand new bracelets, but oh do they have a “green” story to tell. $24.00 each at BTC Elements
Interested in recycled skateboards? Check out more recycled skateboard jewelry and recycled skateboard purses.
The details are beautiful. The handcrafted paper is inlaid with pressed leaves. The frames are made from recycled pine wood and sustainable acacia wood. Eco-zen at its brightest!
$89.00 at VivaTerra
Constructed from an actual recycled incandescent bulb filled with moss, stones and lichens. How green can you get? $75.00 at SteamedGlass’s Etsy Shop
Prices vary from $35.00 – $150.00 at SteamGlass’s Etsy Shop
Cool sandals for a hot summer. Made in Brazil from recycled car tires. They nicely “mold to your feet” after a few wearings …you won’t want to take them off. They come in lots of colors: green, black, white, gold, and silver and two styles. One has a black sole and the other is called “Cip” which has fibers from the Cipo plant running through the soles.
Green chic at its finest!!
£20.99 GBP with free shipping world wide all summer long at Amazon Sandals
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Looks like a traditional bikini but is actually made from fabric that is made from recycled plastic soda bottles.
Designer Aaron Chang uses this polyester which is very similar to traditional swimsuit material …big difference is that this fabric helps keep trash out of the landfills.
Prices range from $69.00 – $99.00 at Faeries Dance
TIP: Faeries Dance offers these swimsuits at 10% below the manufacturer’s retail price, too!
Genevieve Church is the artist behind Loot! Loot! reclaims glass destined for the landfill and uses it to create unique and eco-friendly earrings and pendants. These items are hand sculpted over a torch, a process called flameworking. All pieces come in many colors and shapes.
$30.00 – $50.00 at Loot!
Glass recycling at it’s best …in addition, the metal components of Loot! jewelry are also recycled, from vintage sterling silver jewelry whenever possible.
$30.00 at Loot!
These aren’t the first bags I’ve seen made out of recycled vinyl billboards, but I like these the best! This etsy seller has created these bags in a couple of nice shapes with inner pockets and linings.
I love the bold lettering and international flair. Why look like every other eco-friendly tree hugger on the beach?
$30.00 for each bag plus $8.00 shipping. at seen1’s Etsy Shop
The top of this table is made of recycled leather ledger books. This would go well with the chairs made out of recycled tractor seats.
$400.00 at This Into That
Made from recycled books, cleverly assembled with found wood legs.
$400.00 at This Into That
Check out some of the whacky shelves made out of recycled books.