This recycling crap that has been touted nowadays has been practiced for years in part of this world....
Here is a story of a shirt in India....
It was a brand new and fashionable shirt manufactured to measure for party ware...
It was used on the day and the wearer was impressed with the design and cut..
After a year wearer got tired of that shirt as new fashion was on..
He sold the shirt to guy selling untensils for a stainless steel pot....
The buyer's son was getting married and he gave that shirt to his son to wear at the wedding..
His son used it for a while and then a ole appeared at the elbow...He repaired it and sold it at village market..
A poor vegetable seller saw the shirt and bought it for his son..
His son wore it for few years and then th shirt just started to disintegrate after a years use..
He sold it to a rope maker who bought all tattered clothes...
The rope seller cut the shirt in strands and then made rope out of it...
The rope was sold to the village shopkeeper who used it to tie his bundles of news paper..
Rope was used few times and then discarded...
Rope was collected by the poor slum dweller, who used it to light the fire to keep warm and to cook rice.,..
The ashes were picked up by the houseboy to polish the metal utensils who worked at the original shirt owners house....
Any similar story of shirt in Britain or US...?
Here is a story of a shirt in India....
It was a brand new and fashionable shirt manufactured to measure for party ware...
It was used on the day and the wearer was impressed with the design and cut..
After a year wearer got tired of that shirt as new fashion was on..
He sold the shirt to guy selling untensils for a stainless steel pot....
The buyer's son was getting married and he gave that shirt to his son to wear at the wedding..
His son used it for a while and then a ole appeared at the elbow...He repaired it and sold it at village market..
A poor vegetable seller saw the shirt and bought it for his son..
His son wore it for few years and then th shirt just started to disintegrate after a years use..
He sold it to a rope maker who bought all tattered clothes...
The rope seller cut the shirt in strands and then made rope out of it...
The rope was sold to the village shopkeeper who used it to tie his bundles of news paper..
Rope was used few times and then discarded...
Rope was collected by the poor slum dweller, who used it to light the fire to keep warm and to cook rice.,..
The ashes were picked up by the houseboy to polish the metal utensils who worked at the original shirt owners house....
Any similar story of shirt in Britain or US...?
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