Product Spotlight:
Something Worth Salvaging
We already liked the look of bags by San Francisco bikewear maker Chrome, so learning that the company will be sourcing reclaimed fabrics for their newest line has us spinning. US Army tents are being cut and sewn at the company’s factory in Chico, California, to create bags in the Salvage Series line. The individually numbered and stamped bags ($160 each) are in very limited supply, but you can own the utilitarian style by biking over to a Chrome store in New York, Chicago or SF.
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