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No Spit Consumption Boxers Back

Originally uploaded by hotteaapparel

Ridiculously awesome! Hot Tea Apparel submitted photos of this great pair of boxer briefs upcycled from two tees, and I had to re-post it here for all to see. From her description:

“Two upcycled / recycled t-shirts make up the boxer briefs. They have a vertical front fly and are size small (28-32) with a covered elastic waistband. The only new (non-recycled) material in the boxers are thread and elastic. Eco-friendly AND sweatshop free!

Who says the boys can’t have fun with their briefs?!”

Love it! Have some great upcycled or recycled crafts laying around that you’ve been dying to share? Add them to the Craft Gossip Flickr pool and maybe I’ll even share them here!

Looking for more ways to refashion t-shirts? check out this amazing refashion book. 

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