http://www.protecttheplanet.co.uk/terracycle/denim-messenger-bag.html
i look the look of it. made from scrap denim. I’d say looks the part for a laptop bag to sell/go with a eoma-* laptop.
I wonder how the sew the scraps together? machine or cheap/slave labour?
On Mon, Nov 23, 2015 at 8:08 PM, Alexander Stephen Thomas Ross maillist_arm-netbook@aross.me wrote:
http://www.protecttheplanet.co.uk/terracycle/denim-messenger-bag.html
i look the look of it. made from scrap denim. I’d say looks the part for a laptop bag to sell/go with a eoma-* laptop.
i like it! thanks for the tip.
I wonder how the sew the scraps together? machine or cheap/slave labour?
yehh don't be fooled by the people who "pass judgement" on large-scale factories just because they get paid less and work more hours than we do: their cost of living is 1/10th to 1/100th of ours. remember, it was only recently in holland that a wealthy textile merchant purchased weaving machines and offered people jobs at 12 hours a day for 6 days a week. he had enormous queues outside his factories. why? because people in holland at the time were *hand-sewing* clothes, working *16* hours a day for *7* days a week, earning *less* money. and that was only 100 to 150 years ago. in a european country.
l.
On 2015-11-23 at 20:08:29 +0000, Alexander Stephen Thomas Ross wrote:
I wonder how the sew the scraps together? machine or cheap/slave labour?
AFAIK there is still no fully automated machine that is able to sew clothing (or similar stuff) and is in industral use anywhere in the world: there are machines to do the cutting part, and then sewing is done by simpler machines that are controlled by humans.
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