Clothes made from old towels and blankets are sold out

The unique models of Selina Sanders are loved by many people and sell out quickly.

Vogue reports that designer Selina Sanders’s brand is famous for its scarf patterns. Inspired by blogger Beth Jones’ campaigns to encourage people to dress well, Sanders created a unique outfit. “I have a lot of towels at home. I took a floral pattern and paired it with an antique quilt from the 90s,” designer Selina Sanders describes the ideation process. Old, unused fabrics are her main ingredients. After the product was completed, Beth Jones shared a picture of the shirt on her personal page. Sander quickly gained a large following, many of whom loved her scarf patterns. The Filipino designer gradually develops products made from towels, blankets or tablecloths. She uses the ingredients to make puff sleeves, shirts or sundresses. The series of products quickly sold out. Born and raised in Laoag (Philippines), Sanders is used to creating from old materials. Her mother is a designer. In Sanders’ memory, her mother always created beautiful clothes from fabrics no one used. Sanders has been in the fashion industry for 15 years. However, over time, the designer realizes that large companies do not match his passion. Therefore, she decided to start her own business. Sanders’ products are all “unique”. Besides, customers can send their old fabric samples to the designer. She will create new outfits from that material. Depending on the season, the Filipino designer will change the style. She was thinking of a line for men. However, the core materials are still old fabrics and towels that are no longer usable. Girl trying to buy sexy clothes online Tina Yong spends more than 500 USD buying glamor style clothes online. However, she had trouble trying them on.