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Chicago Tribune Petit Pli Petit Pli fabric is made from recycled plastic bottles that reduce the waste, costs and pollution involved in the clothing manufacturing process, and addresses the longevity of children’s clothes.
TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Just imagine buying clothes for your child that they didn’t outgrow in one year. After seeing how fast his nephew outgrew his clothes, aeronautical engineer Ryan Yasin set out to address the problem and created Petit Pli, a cool line of clothes for kids featuring pleats that expand and contract to grow as your child grows. ....
Kids clothes that grow with them. OMG, did you see this? David Syrek, Chicago Tribune Just imagine buying clothes for your child that they didn’t outgrow in one year. After seeing how fast his nephew outgrew his clothes, aeronautical engineer Ryan Yasin set out to address the problem and created Petit Pli, a cool line of clothes for kids featuring pleats that expand and contract to grow as your child grows. Yasin, 27, said he’s more of a problem solver than a designer and that his goal was to create a solution that would benefit the entire value chain, from the environment, manufacturer, retailer and the user. ....
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Plastic-free periods Long before you might be lucky enough to see that double line on the (plastic) stick, it’s worth looking into the most planet-friendly ways to go through the monthly menses. One estimate reckons the average sanitary pad has as much plastic as four supermarket carrier bags. Yikes. Luckily, there are some incredible solutions for plastic-free periods. These include silicon cups, plastic-free tampons, washable pads to replace disposable ones and even designer ‘period pants’. Maternity clothing What can you expect from your wardrobe when expecting? Well, to state the obvious, many of your clothes won’t fit you for a while. But there are a few nifty solutions. ....