Re-Duck Pillow
$ 30.00
Saves 2.5 gallons of water
Saves .25 pounds of excess
Made in the USA
DESCRIPTION
What do you do with stacks of obsolete athletic uniforms? We put creativity to work, upcycling them into new products. The Re-Duck Upcycled Pillow is made using excess uniforms from the University of Oregon athletic department.
Note: due to the unique nature of the materials, the design of the pillow will vary based on the size of the pieces utilized in the construction, resulting in a one of a kind product.
FEATURES:
- Hand numbered
- Limited edition
- Backed by our lifetime warranty
- Handmade in the Pacific Northwest, USA
- Body: 18"W x 18"H x 4.5"D
- Weight: 1.1 lbs
Lifetime Guarantee
Low-impact products aren’t just about how they’re made, but about how they hold up. The longer a product lasts, the less waste we see in the long run.
That’s why everything we make comes with our Loopt4Life guarantee, our ironclad promise that our products can be trusted to last a lifetime.
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