Trilby Hat by Ataahua
mediterranean — July 17, 2008 — Eco
References: endemicworld
Once again I am dumbfounded by the outrageous price tags of eco-friendly items that are made by recycling CHEAP material.
A very good example is this traditional Cuban coffee roasters' Trilby hat by Ataahua. Handmade in New Zealand from upcycled Hessian coffee sacks, the cool hat sells for about $106.
Oh, I know it's handmade and that, "Each tailored hat is an original," but we're supposed to promote green environmental alternatives, not discourage people from buying them.
A very good example is this traditional Cuban coffee roasters' Trilby hat by Ataahua. Handmade in New Zealand from upcycled Hessian coffee sacks, the cool hat sells for about $106.
Oh, I know it's handmade and that, "Each tailored hat is an original," but we're supposed to promote green environmental alternatives, not discourage people from buying them.
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