On my way home from school, I noticed a leaflet in the bus. It was about
eco-conscious sports fashion. Teeki is a good example for the experience
economy, wonderlust.
What is it?
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The designer describes herself as a mermaid on her website and i quote:
"I am guide by water and the power of the moon". I assume she
discribes herself this way, to stand out and to attract attention to her
products. But what exactly is the product? Teeki designs activewear out of
water bottles, this is an eco-friendly process and in this way the water
bottles get a second life! To make the pants on the picture below there were used 25 bottles. When you are up to adventures or when you want to
exercise Teeki support you with their fashion. For example when you are doing:
yoga, surfing or dancing.
Why?
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What does it have to do with the experience economy? Teeki links logically
to Wonderlust. But why? Because the water bottles get a second life, it is a sustainable
product. And you as a customer will transform into a conscious buyer. I
personally think this sustainable fashion has future growth potential, but not
very big. Especially people with a broader income will be able to buy this
clothing, I personally think it is very expensive for a random student. But it
improves the quality of life for the buyer, because being conscious about the
earth will always be positive.
"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams". - Eleanor Roosevelt
You probably are very curious about this conscious fashion. To get a better
view on how gorgeous the water bottles transformed in active wear you should
take a look on: www.teeki.com
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