With new technology, old clothes can be renewed, but this comes with its challenges. #recycle #fiber

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コメント (13)
  • @KK-eh2gm
    Keep going! Best idea that the rest of the world must embrace!
  • @jeusnimrod2066
    Soon, we'll be in uniforms expressing our sense of fashion in virtual reality.
  • @OleGit1497
    Interesting. Take old 100% cotton shirts, shred them, mix them with recycled plastics to make new clothes?
  • @kookiethebear
    "How do you take an old t-shirt and turn it into a new t-shirt without using natural resources?" Simple....YOU DON'T. All of those machines have to be custom built and powered, and that's just the beginning. These ideas of being "green" are sad excuses to create another product stream. Nearly all manufactured goods use at least one natural resource.
  • @mattferrigno9750
    Lol, new technology. Just ask the old school generation what they did with old clothes. They didnt have 50+ shirts and when they had rips or tears they used them as work shirts or for gardening. They then became old rags after that. The shirt would then turn to dust.
  • @vintagecherries
    Shein & H&M using this green approach for recycling is like putting a bandaid on a big wound that YOU caused.
  • @SAINT-ANTONIO
    ⭐ Very important are also the energetic imprints on materials, impacting mental & consciousness! The fabrics would need to be wave harmonized after the washing or melting. Orgon, tachions, Dr. Maduro Emoto waver. Sound harmonics that penetrate and shake up the materials with good vibes. Buddhists use gongs to vibrate things. Other electromagnetic emitters clensing and good vibe inventing the textiles.