The 'Out of Print' Pouches Follow Along the Same Business Model
Tiana Reid — June 7, 2013 — Social Good
References: outofprintclothing & outofprintclothing.tumblr
The recently released Out of Print pouches follow along the same one-for-one model that the company holds itself to, much like TOMS Shoes. That is to say, for every product sold, one book is donated to a non-profit or community that they decide is in need of more educational resources.
Some of the styles include, of course, The Great Gatsby, alongside other classics such as Alice in Wonderland, Jane Eyre and the Very Hungry Caterpillar. Some of the designs aren't simply books and their covers but rather prints of a bookish theme, for instance, green, yellow and blue library cards and the pun-inflected "Poe-ka Dots" version.
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Out of Print website
Out of Print Facebook
Out of Print Twitter
Out of Print on Tumblr
Out of Print on Instagram
Some of the styles include, of course, The Great Gatsby, alongside other classics such as Alice in Wonderland, Jane Eyre and the Very Hungry Caterpillar. Some of the designs aren't simply books and their covers but rather prints of a bookish theme, for instance, green, yellow and blue library cards and the pun-inflected "Poe-ka Dots" version.
Contact Information
Out of Print website
Out of Print Facebook
Out of Print Twitter
Out of Print on Tumblr
Out of Print on Instagram
Trend Themes
1. One-for-one Business Model - The success of Out of Print Pouches that follow the one-for-one business model can pave the way for other companies to adopt similar charitable programs.
2. Book-inspired Fashion and Accessories - The popularity of Out of Print Pouches that feature classic book cover designs can inspire the fashion industry to come up with more book-inspired products.
3. Prints of Book-themed Designs - The emergence of Out of Print Pouches that feature not just book covers but also prints of book-themed designs can encourage art and design industries to create more innovative products.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore book-inspired designs and adopt charitable programs similar to Out of Print's one-for-one model.
2. Publishing - Publishing industries can partner with fashion and art industries to expand the reach of classic books through innovative products like Out of Print Pouches.
3. Art and Design - Art and design industries can explore book-themed designs and collaborate with publishing and fashion industries to create more innovative products.
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