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RecycledBottle on 06.24.2010 at 12:09 PM
Cool idea. Wonder how long they last. Tho, they kinda look like colorful mold.
André Regitano on 06.24.2010 at 12:55 PM
Man, they last a long time, I guess.
I have a couple of black ones that never got grey.
BUT! here in Brazil this is no new stuff, it is more like oldfashioned.
Arlene Grasman on 06.24.2010 at 14:08 PM
What an awesome idea! I love it. Who doesn’t have an old t-shirt?
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Luke on 06.24.2010 at 14:42 PM
Oh great! Now I know what to do with my old t-shirts.
Michelle Fix on 06.27.2010 at 11:13 AM
this is a good idea. but…..hasn’t anyone ever heard of rag rugs? my grandmother, who lived on the farm, made them all the time. they couldn’t afford to waste so they didn’t. glad that we are taking a turn back to that frugality. and they are so colorful!
April on 06.28.2010 at 19:57 PM
They look neat (and soft) and it’s a great idea to recycle shirts, but $58 (and that’s the SMALL size) for a ripped up t-shirt seems a little steep. Glad it’s not made in a sweatshop, but sheesh.
Zoe on 06.29.2010 at 16:05 PM
This is exactly like the jersey cotton shag rug I bought at Rugs USA! I love it! It looks so cute in my daughters room and it comes in lots of great colors.
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