Dec 1, 2015
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Disused materials including tyres, burlap sacks and rope are recycled into footwear for the developing world in this project by Ravensbourne university studentsÂ
Soled is a project by product design students Jena Kitley, Alani Fadzil and Lauren Joseph, who worked together to come up with a solution for an issue they identified in the developing world.
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"Rwanda has an abundance of tyres, a durable, flexible, waterproof material, which was suitable to be used for the sole of the shoe," said Kitley. "Burlap sacks – used to import and export their produce – and hemp rope were other accessible materials that would be used to complete the footwear."
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Jute can be separated into very, very fine threads to make imitation silk. It can be made into pulp for paper or pressboard.Â