This fashion brand turns unsold socks into clothes and accessories


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Who would have thought that waste could become a raw material of choice for the fashion industry, and many other sectors? Photo: AFP

It's official, waste forms part of the future of fashion. As such, many upcoming brands are launching into the upcycling niche, which strives to add new value to broken objects, deadstock or unsold goods, in order to offer them a new life.

This is the case of a new label called Enyo Studio, which offers clothes and accessories made from... sports socks!

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