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Men don’t really pay much attention to the material or colors of the wallet as long as it holds their stuff and keeps everything organized. After all, that’s what you need from a functional wallet. But did you know people judge you by your choice of wallet? The Best Men’s Wallet isn’t just practical and looks elegant and professional. These wallets are made of various materials. When buying men’s wallets, check whether it’s eco-friendly. People value sustainability more than anything else. So, if you want to leave an impression on your clients or employees, consider buying an eco-friendly leather wallet. Below we have compiled a list of the common wallet materials you should know. Leather The most popular material for men’s wallets is leather. Available in black and brown shades mainly, a leather wallet comes packed with amazing characteristics and a stylish appearance that make it the best on the market. Leather is the most sustainable choice and is one of the durable materials ...

Are you looking for innovative ways to minimize your carbon footprint on the planet? While you might have heard of ‘Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle,’ there are several ways in which you inculcate this mantra in your day-to-day life. One of the simplest ways to edge towards your eco-friendly goals is to reuse the Jute Bags that you had been using for multiple shopping sprees. Let us know how! Out of all alternatives to the non-biodegradable plastic material, jute is one of the leading all-natural, eco-friendly, and biodegradable alternatives that promises a sustainable future. While jute primarily lost its popularity during the past few years, environment-enthusiasts are making it an important household item that you should invest in. Jute is utilized in a myriad of products and applications -including jute bags. How can You Reuse Jute Bags? If you ever had the fortune to use the eco-friendly jute bag, some ways to reuse and upcycle the environment-friendly material are: ·  ...

  How Ecolook Is Enabling The Rural Artisans Of West Bengal, Bihar And Orissa With Wings To Fly High It was nearly a century ago, when probably on a wintry night in Turin, Antonio Gramsci coined the term, subaltern .  And when, in the sunny days of 1983, India was about to script history by edging past the much-fancied West Indies side to lift the coveted Prudential Cup (as it was officially known then), another Indian, Gayatri Chakraborty Spivak came up with her epoch-making thought, ‘Can the subaltern speak?’ . But little did they know, that there would be another bunch of dreamers in the 21 st century, who will be dealing with this term as mothers deal with their child – love and care galore! In her famous essay, Spivak argued, can the subaltern speak? She went on to address the question from various perspectives and firmly concluded, that the subaltern can speak, if they are given a voice. Allah Megh De, Pani De, Chaya De Re Tui (O God! Give Us Cloud, Rain And Shadow) –...