As green concerns permeate the economy, one of the world's top trend-setting boutiques is offering environmentally-friendly rubbish bags alongside designer sneakers and cutting-edge club wear.
As "green" concerns permeate the economy, one of the world's top trend-setting boutiques is offering environmentally-friendly rubbish bags alongside designer sneakers and cutting-edge club wear.
Designed by Japan's Kenjiro Sano, the non-polluting 45-litre bags are on sale at 10 for eight euros (11 dollars) at Colette's, one of the world's first and most prestigious concept-stores -- shops that offer a cross-selection of goods.
Health Effects of Global Warming
Carbon footprints are the total amount of greenhouse gases generated while supporting human activities calculated in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide.
Carbon footprints are the total amount of greenhouse gases generated while supporting human activities calculated in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide.
To be fair, the trend-setting boutique visited by people from across the world joined the environmental crusade early.
It currently offers Kate Moss T-shirts whose profits fund The Climate Project, ethical scarves from Ethiopia from homegrown top-model Liya Kebede, carbon-footprint-free sneakers, and biodegradable Kiehl cosmetics whose profits go to a Brangelina foundation to help the planet.
Source-AFP
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