Designer handbags made from stale bread? This fashion brand wants your dough


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Founded in 2018 by Olivia Cheng, the Dauphinette brand has been known from the outset for its conceptual clothing, and its sustainable and ethical fashion. Photo: Dauphinette

From French toast to croutons and breadcrumbs, there are all kinds of ways of turning stale bread into new dishes or ingredients while also avoiding food waste.

However, you may not have expected to see it used to make a handbag.

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