The Kangol Spring Collection Features Sustainable Materials and Dyes
Francis Tiangson — April 7, 2011 — Eco
The Kangol Spring collection is proof that eco-friendly design can be stylish. The line features a variety of hats that are all environmentally friendly due to the materials they are constructed out of and the dyes that have been used to color them.
What is shown by the Kangol Spring collection is that designs don't have to be changed in order to integrate sustainable materials. These pieces of headgear are made out of bamboo, while the dyes used are made from natural dyes and dye extract that has been bought from ethical suppliers.
Arnold Trilby, 507, Clery, Mowbray and Long Pull On are styles you will find in the earth-loving Kangol Spring collection. There's nothing better than being stylish and environmentally friendly.
What is shown by the Kangol Spring collection is that designs don't have to be changed in order to integrate sustainable materials. These pieces of headgear are made out of bamboo, while the dyes used are made from natural dyes and dye extract that has been bought from ethical suppliers.
Arnold Trilby, 507, Clery, Mowbray and Long Pull On are styles you will find in the earth-loving Kangol Spring collection. There's nothing better than being stylish and environmentally friendly.
Trend Themes
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