#reusedclothes

I am sure many of you must be having some old clothes that you regret buying, don't fit your size, look lame, or maybe just out of fashion. So if you are thinking to throw them away and buy some new ones, then WAIT! You can reuse or recycle so many old clothes in your house and they might turn into your favorite outfits, you never know. Now let me tell you for some of the ideas you might need to visit your tailor but trust me it will worth it. Here I am sharing my top 5 ideas for all fashionistas that might help you to re-think about your old clothes.

1. Old Saree Jumpsuit

I know many of you will find this weird but trust me you can make the best jumpsuit for yourself by using an old saree. If you don't have any, at least your mom must be having plenty of it. Make sure that you use chiffon, cotton, or Georgette material saree for making the jumpsuit. All you need to do is to take your old jumpsuit and measure your size accurately. browse some of the options online such as patterns, designs, and try to implement that. The best part is you can make your jumpsuit exactly the way you want.  

2. Crop Top From Shirt Piece

I tried this last month and the results were unbelievable. I created Two outfits from my brother's old shirt piece. One was a crop top while the other was a Capri. Both of them looked perfectly stylish. You just need to get one of the old shirt pieces and you can make a crop top at home. But for the Capri or let us say any bottom wear you need to go to your tailor.

3. Denim Skirt or Denim Jeans?

Do you know that you can actually make a denim skirt from your old denim jeans? All you need to do is cut down the jeans from its sides, take your hips and thighs measurements and just sew it in whichever pattern you want. If you do not have a sewing machine then you can also use simple hand stitching. That would work like wonder!

4. Sleeves For Goggles?

Do you have any full sleeves old shirt? If you have then trust me its literally a 10 mins task to make a case for your goggles. The best part is it looks classy as hell and nobody can actually guess that it is the product of recycling.

5. Dupatta Jacket, Why Not?

You can simply use dupatta as jacket without even stitching it. You just need to fold it in a certain way in this manner. First, fold it in half, then fold from between. Pin at the back of Kurta and secure safety pin around arms.