Flip flop doormat
Yesterday I let you in on the fact that I’m a big fan of flip flops for the cottage (or for anywhere else, for that matter). Here’s a new product that doesn’t put them on your feet, but beneath them:
These handmade doormats are made of the scraps from a flip-flop factory in the Phillippines. I love how colourful they are; they remind me of the vibrant plastic tote bags you often see in Mexico. Plus, I suspect that they would be super easy to clean.
The large mat is $49.99, the small is $39.99. Both are available through Canadian company Zest Kitchen.
Panache
Feb. 26, 2010
11:53 am
I love that this company is using the scraps to create such great mats! Even better if they used 'recycled' flip flops to make them. Actually, I think I saw/heard of a company that made items with recycled flip-flops. Hmmm, must look that up! I ♥♥♥ flip-flops/thongs/skagoons/jandals/slops, and I live in them from April to October - but I sure wish they were made out of recyclable materials!












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