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adidas Hemp by Josh Rubin
Of all the trends right now, the one that makes me happiest is the fact that environmentalism and sustainability have found their way into design. The result-- hip, hot and feel good products. adidas was ahead of the curve releasing these Hemp Superstars and Supermodifieds several years back. Now the time is right and they've been reissued.
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