Blue Jeans for Your Face: From Mixed Rags to Sunglasses, a blog post by EcoGoodz Remember that pair of blue jeans you donated not too long ago? They could soon become a pair of sunglasses. Mosevics are an up-and-coming sunglasses brand and manufacturer from Cornwall, UK. After years of material and process exploration, they launched their first (and the worlds’ first) range of Solid Denim eyewear on Kickstarter in 2015. They now have an array of Solid Denim eyewear available...

As a credential clothing company, we care very much about recycling and reuse, which is why we love this infographic released in 2013 by Kids Discover. It explains very simply the recycling process for plastic bottles. Step one: Collection “Bottles and other recyclable material are picked up from homes, schools, and businesses and taken to a recycling facility.” “Modern” recycling (the collection of waste by a municipality or private company) dates back about 100...

Notable Firsts in the History of Recycling, a blog post by EcoGoodz, a mixed rags supplier Though only recently popularized in the modern world, recycling is not a new concept. It dates back to ancient times. Following are a few notable “firsts” in the history of recycling. Please share this infographic and help spread the word about the history, development, and importance of recycling! 500 BCE The First Municipal Dump In Athens, Greece, city law stipulated that waste must be...

Beyond Credential Clothing: General Recycling Statistics, a blog post by EcoGoodz We’ve brought you many statistics about credential clothing, mixed rags, and the used clothing industry. Today we’d like to share with you some of the top statistics from other recycling industries. Recycling infographic created by Intelex Recycling one aluminum can saves enough electricity to power a TV for 3 hours. Aluminum cans can be recycled an unlimited number of times. Did you know...

As a credential clothing company, we care very much about recycling and reuse, which is why we love this infographic released in 2013 by Kids Discover. It explains very simply the recycling process for plastic bottles. Step one: Collection “Bottles and other recyclable material are picked up from homes, schools, and businesses and taken to a recycling facility.” “Modern” recycling (the collection of waste by a municipality or private company) dates back about 100...