Comb - The Greek

Mull Club

£16

The Greek comb, a unique creation crafted from a combination of recycled plastic waste. Each comb incorporates materials from yogurt pots, particularly Fage and Sainsbury's own brand Greek yogurt, along with white porridge pots, cream pots, baby food lids, and various other plastics. This carefully curated blend results in a stunning and distinctive product. Colourway Description: The Greek comb features a predominantly blue and white colourway with plenty of clear plastic from DVD cases and food containers. This combination creates a striking contrast between each colour, resulting in a gorge

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Comb - The Greek

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