As a half-marathoner, knitter, Zumba instructor, and college professor, Kate keeps her schedule full but... As a half-marathoner, knitter, Zumba instructor, and college professor, Kate keeps her schedule full but believes in living simply and sustainably. She encourages her students to get involved in the local community of Monterey, Calif., just miles from the Salinas Valley or “The Salad Bowl of the World.” She spends her free time visiting local cafes and farmers markets or staying home with her loud-mouthed cat Kira. Read more about Kate Weber Read More
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Last week, Levi Strauss unveiled its latest line of Jeans, which will be made from recycled green and brown bottles. Bloomberg Businessweek
From saving water, Levi’s began thinking about using recycled plastic in the denim. “We thought post-consumer waste would have the most relevancy with the average person,” Jonathan Kirby, head of merchandise and design, says. “It’s tangible. It’s understandable.”
The sheen of the brown and green bottles are visible on the inside of the Jeans initially, but over time with wear, the color will show through to the outside. Levi’s says this effect tells the story behind the Jeans and provides visual appeal.
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When will these be in stores?