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‘Life After The Beach’ video

Giving beach furniture a new life as bags.

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Posted 10:45 GMT on November 29, 2011
‘Life After The Beach’ video

Eco-conscious bag company Jam Tarts and Tractors have just released this stop-motion animation, Life After The Beach.

It tells the quirky story of a deckchair called Declan, who embarks on a mission to be turned into bag.

Happily, this coincides with Jam Tarts and Tractors' work which uses reclaimed deckchair, windbreak and sunbed fabric to make one-off stylish and hardwearing bags.

This low-impact approach has also seen them team up with NGO Surfers Against Sewage for a limited-edition collab bag.

Sick.

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Creative Commons License‘Life After The Beach’ video (text) by Ed Andrews is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

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