Peg And Awl Reuses Old Leathers And Reclaimed Wood To Make Their Products
Sarah Moore — July 28, 2012 — Eco
References: pegandawlbuilt & getmilkshake
The Peg and Awl line of products were created by the husband-wife duo of Margaux and Walter Kent who have transformed their love for antiquing and vintage products into an eco-conscious line of bags and home accessories.
Their online shop features totes, journals, jewelry and office supplies that have vintage character while also helping to reduce waste and reuse viable products that would otherwise be thrown away. The Philadelphia-based business offers those who are looking for new keepsakes that have a story to tell uniquely crafted pieces at reasonable prices.
Each of the items are skillfully constructed and the rugged materials, sometimes ranging from as far back as World War II, are built to last while also helping to reduce waste in landfills.
Contact Information
Peg and Awl website
Peg and Awl on Facebook
Their online shop features totes, journals, jewelry and office supplies that have vintage character while also helping to reduce waste and reuse viable products that would otherwise be thrown away. The Philadelphia-based business offers those who are looking for new keepsakes that have a story to tell uniquely crafted pieces at reasonable prices.
Each of the items are skillfully constructed and the rugged materials, sometimes ranging from as far back as World War II, are built to last while also helping to reduce waste in landfills.
Contact Information
Peg and Awl website
Peg and Awl on Facebook
Trend Themes
1. Upcycling - The trend of upcycling old materials to create new products presents disruptive innovation opportunities for businesses to reduce waste and create unique, eco-conscious offerings.
2. Vintage Revival - The resurgence of vintage products and the demand for items with a story behind them offers disruptive innovation opportunities for businesses to create one-of-a-kind, nostalgic products.
3. Sustainable Fashion - The growing interest in sustainable fashion presents disruptive innovation opportunities for businesses to create eco-friendly bags and accessories using reclaimed materials.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can tap into the trend of upcycled vintage bags by incorporating sustainable practices and materials in their designs to attract eco-conscious consumers.
2. Home Decor - The home decor industry can explore creating upcycled vintage bags and accessories to cater to consumers looking for unique, eco-friendly pieces to decorate their homes.
3. Crafting and DIY - The crafting and DIY industry can leverage the trend of upcycled vintage bags to provide materials and tutorials for people to create their own customized, eco-conscious bags and accessories.
6.7
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
