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Get into the fashionable trait of being kind to Mother Nature with these sustainable accessories from Stella McCartney, Adidas, Mulberry and Puma

Stella McCartney x Adidas

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Named after former world number one tennis player, Adidas' iconic Stan Smith tennis shoes have been given another makeover by Stella McCartney after the successful introduction of her vegan version two years ago.

The latest leather-free shoes is made entirely of 100% recycled polyester. Jazzing up the white are the rainbow-coloured shoelaces.

See also: Hugo Boss Unveils Its First Vegan Suit

Mulberry

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Mulberry's chic Portebello totes are available in warm shades of brown and orange. As an early part of the British company's commitment to creating a sustainable legacy, these leather totes are stitched with Epic EcoVerde thread, a recycled polyester fibre.

See also: 10 Luxe Tote Bags You Must Have In Your Wardrobe
 

Puma X First Mile

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Stylish and functional sportswear need not have a large carbon footprint as exemplifies by Puma X First Mile collection made entirely from plastic bottles collected in the First Mile network. The collection consists of sneakers, bags and apparel 

The First Mile is an established people-focused network that strengthens micro-economies in Taiwan, Honduras and Haiti by collecting plastic waste from communities and turn it into high-value products.

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She sees herself as a student of life first and foremost considering how she had to learn about journalism and content writing immediately in the working field. Aina is a law graduate who seeks to venture into the world of publication through her position as a writer at Malaysia Tatler. She collects graphic novels and watches videos of film analysis daily. Find her on Twitter; @ainaizzah.