$10 for $20 Worth of Repurposed Apparel and Accessories at Funk Your Junk
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Repurposed & recycled goods find new life fused into fashions, accessories & other wearable items for men & women
Early attempts at recycling—such as using chewing gum to patch leaky coffee pots and converting banana peels into prom corsages—failed abysmally. Introduce wardrobes to modern conservation techniques with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of repurposed apparel and accessories at Funk Your Junk.
Funk Your Junk's creative owners stock their shelves with a variety of re-imagined fashion items and once-discarded objects given new life as wearable accessories. The store's recycling wizards collect packaging from products such as Pop Tarts, M&M's, and Double Bubble before attaching fabric loops and fusing on zippers to transform once-landfill-bound wrappings into small ($12), medium ($14), and large ($16) pouches to hold both loose change and the conjoined variety. Colourful hats ($20–$60) await men's and women's head-top perches, scarves ($10) weave around necks, and buttons ($3 for one or $10 for four) give fabric surfaces added personality. Meanwhile, troll dolls ($8–$18) are just one of the shop's ever-changing eclectic items, which also include old school bells and typewriters with their own writing style.
Repurposed & recycled goods find new life fused into fashions, accessories & other wearable items for men & women
Early attempts at recycling—such as using chewing gum to patch leaky coffee pots and converting banana peels into prom corsages—failed abysmally. Introduce wardrobes to modern conservation techniques with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of repurposed apparel and accessories at Funk Your Junk.
Funk Your Junk's creative owners stock their shelves with a variety of re-imagined fashion items and once-discarded objects given new life as wearable accessories. The store's recycling wizards collect packaging from products such as Pop Tarts, M&M's, and Double Bubble before attaching fabric loops and fusing on zippers to transform once-landfill-bound wrappings into small ($12), medium ($14), and large ($16) pouches to hold both loose change and the conjoined variety. Colourful hats ($20–$60) await men's and women's head-top perches, scarves ($10) weave around necks, and buttons ($3 for one or $10 for four) give fabric surfaces added personality. Meanwhile, troll dolls ($8–$18) are just one of the shop's ever-changing eclectic items, which also include old school bells and typewriters with their own writing style.