Recycled aesthetic

An assortment of recyclable materials including plastics, metals, and caps sorted into separate compartments.

Give old fabrics new life by transforming them into beautiful, recycled wall hangings! This creative DIY project lets you repurpose old clothing, linens, or fabric scraps to craft unique, textured wall art that adds a personal, eco-friendly touch to your decor. Perfect for those who love sustainable, handmade home decor. 🌿🖼 #RecycledWallHangings #DIYHomeDecor #UpcycledCrafts #SustainableLiving

Inspired by sustainability, I designed a recycling icon using recycled materials.

Download this free HD photo of paper, paris, vintage, and news in Arles, France by Mr Cup / Fabien Barral (@iammrcup)

Over-consumption is at the root of the planet’s #environmental crisis. Consumption of fast fashion, flights, Black Friday-discounted gadgets – has become the primary driver of ecological crisis. We are devouring the planet’s resources at a rate 1.8 (2023) times faster than it can regenerate. When people buy less stuff, you get immediate drops in emissions, resource consumption and #pollution. That doesn’t just mean fewer physical things; it’s also less electricity, travel and eating out. 💥

Adapt a circular mindset by going for 100% Recycled Mailers – made from existing plastics to give them a second life! Plus, it comes with extra adhesive for next person to reuse. Learn more!

Recycle eco friendly aesthetic plants

Introduction The fashion industry has long been associated with fast-paced trends and throwaway culture, resulting in significant environmental consequences. However, a new paradigm is emerging—one that aims to redefine fashion by embracing circular economy principles. This article explores the concept of the circular denim economy and how post-consumer recycled yarn is revolutionizing the way we […] The post The Circular Denim Economy: Redefining Fashion with Post-Consumer Recycled Yar...

After posting about plastic pollution earlier this week (In Case You Missed It: Disposable Plastic Still Sucks), I realized that it is important to clarify where plastic pollution that ends up in t…

Getting used materials back to the recycler is the hard and expensive part of any program to recycle. Who collects and who pays for it to get back? Who sets up the required infrastructure for this? . Until those get solved it will be many years until reuse and recycle strategies are working efficiently. Using products like those from BioGone, landfill-biodegradable recycled plastic, is the best way to go to minimize the accumulation of plastic waste somewhere. Read more…

Biodegradable jeans

The fashion industry is increasingly being exposed for its role in perpetuating global climate change. It is the second-largest carbon-emitting industry in the world and is […]

In honor of Earth Month, Oola's Everyday Sustainability is here to inspire you to become more eco-savvy! We've rounded up our favorite green products, lifestyle tips, and guides for living a sustainable life. Fast fashion and online shopping have made it easy to forget the long...