HangerPak – Two in One
June 10, 2009 at 7:20 pm | In 2nd Life, Apparel | 1 CommentTags: 2 in 1, cardboard, hanger, hangerpak, packaging, tshirt
HangerPak – by Steve Haslip – when you have unpacked your product, the package can easily be transformed to a hanger. Clever! Through Packagings of the World.
Green Rebel
April 4, 2009 at 2:09 pm | In Apparel | Leave a CommentTags: american, design, eco, fashion, materials, packaging, rebel green, sustainable, wink
Rebel Green - A new generation of Eco-friendly products.
“We love fashion and beauty, but also want to make the world a prettier place by giving back and being green. Rebel Green was born out of that determination: to design chic, edgy, rebellious and eco-friendly designs for men, women and children. From totes and produce bags so cool and convenient you’ll want to make additional trips to the store just to show them off, to safe for your family lunch boxes, to the hippest organic cotton tees we’ve ever seen”
Tetra Pak on the Catwalk
March 14, 2009 at 1:27 pm | In Apparel | 1 CommentTags: amsterdam, benelux, design, fashion, Material, packaging, tetra pak
Clothes and shoes designed with Tetra Pak Packaging Material. From the Fashion Week in Amsterdam couple of weeks ago. Tetra Pak Benelux worked together with fashion designers to make this nice collection.
T-shirt Packaging
December 21, 2008 at 4:30 pm | In Apparel | Leave a CommentTags: carton, packaging, recycle, swedish icons, t-shirt
Here my own design – Packaging for a t-shirt collection. The garment was manufactured in the USA and hand-printed by E35 Lab in Italy. Colorful Swedish icons, on natural white t-shirts made from organic cotton, printed with water color, free from PVC. The package is a simple cardboard box made from recycled paper.
Shoe Bag
December 4, 2008 at 5:39 pm | In Apparel | Leave a CommentTags: packaging, sack, shoes, toms
A truly interesting company - Toms Shoes. The shoes are absolutely fantastic, I just want to have them all. Shipped in this nice shoe bag raises the value even more. A natural sack clearly marked with shoe size and color. The look and feel of the packaging seem to fit very well with the brand image. Part of Toms mission is that for every pair purchased they will give a pair of shoes to a child in need, in Argentina and South Africa. Here you can see some pictures from the project. Impressive!
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