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Susan Dickenson
Susan Dickenson

Luxury upcycling

February 8, 2011

Hermes is presenting its "Petit h" collection of upcycled luxury leftovers, a designer-craftsmen collaboration that turns defective merchandise and factory-floor waste into high-end decorative and personal Hermes petit h chipaccessories, in a travelling selling exhibition.

The first show/trunk sale ran Nov. 13 to Dec. 4, 2010 at the luxury goods manufacturer/retailer's flagship store in Paris.

According to sustainable fashion site Ecouterre, collections are scheduled for Tokyo and Osaka in May, and New York and Beverly Hills in October.

Here's a petit peek:


Hermes Petit h beachmat bureauHermes Petit h upcycled luxury
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