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Thaely, a new footwear company, gets its name from the Hindi word for plastic bags. The company says every pair of Y2K Pro sneakers contains 10 bags and 12 bottles. Founder Ashay Bhave, 23, says his business is already profitable.
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@sabszied8115 2 года назад

This is genius. Massive respect to the founder. This needs to be done worldwide. 👏

@dertythegrower 2 года назад

Yes major respect, from the other side of the planet

@yerrakrishna1699 2 года назад

@@dertythegrower thank you dear friend for the better earth

@therise7760 2 года назад

then when people are finished with the shoes, they can go in the landfill.

@Sandlin22 2 года назад

And we need to skip single use plastic when we can

@tomo1168 2 года назад

A footwear should be breathable. I wouldn't wear full plastic (PE-LD) shoes.

@thisistheplacetobe 2 года назад

He literally has taken care of each and every part of the manufacturing to make sure that there is zero wastage, and even the shoes cam be returned after 2-3 years for a discount on the next. That's how retail and manufacturing should be.

@CarlaSantorini 2 года назад

@@ezicarus8216 I would imagine a truck would need to be dispatched anyways to collect the litter and clean the street.

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production. सबसे पहले पेट्रोलियम कम्पनी को प्लास्टिक का उत्पादन बंद करना चाहिए। इसके उत्पादन पे पूर्ण प्रतिबन्ध होना चाहिए।

@pragatisingh8467 2 года назад

@@ezicarus8216 ah yes… let’s develop machines to teleport the waste instead

@pralayaryan 2 года назад

@@pragatisingh8467 oh so u r in support of these overpriced trash products so how many pairs have u bought from them for urself and ur family ?

@pgpg3783 Год назад

8 HAZAAR ke shoes hain, tera raasan jayenge isme pura.

@sleepygaming6789 2 года назад

It's sad despite living in the same country I get to see this kind of amazing things through a foreign channel. Our media channels are always busy with political BS.

@parzival__1 2 года назад

Yup 😳

@juggernaut8068 2 года назад

True

@Puja..M 2 года назад

Kyuki Arnav GoSwami ka Bharat nhi puchta na iss bare main .. nepotism and religion hi mudda hai... On haan parosi v hai mudda!

@shahzeb3445 2 года назад

Agree

@KyuDhaval 2 года назад

We know about it🙄😒

@nilnil8411 2 года назад

People who are complaining about the price needs to factor in that it's a very small scale company and it has different employees to pay, when it grows and produces their products in bulk it can certainly reduce the price. That's how things work.

@techminds1579 2 года назад

Nope.

@adiver_ 2 года назад

No they can't reduce the price even if their sales go on 10 times from now

@roushanraj3009 2 года назад

U forgot an imp point... Its a waste that was destroying our environment. Either u pay €20 more, or see mother Nature slowly die

@adiver_ 2 года назад

@@godlclutchgodog2054 same lol

@hiteshanand6498 2 года назад

@@godlclutchgodog2054 how That will encourage the use of Plastic Bags? Plastic Bags are used by masses and That shoe company might be Using just 1% of Plastic Bags used in the country. And That's india,The wage is low. And it's not like he's selling Thousands of shoes in a month. When Sales figures are low,The prices of products will be high. But Ignorants like you'll always hate someone who's actually trying to do something.

@johnwig285 2 года назад

Schools should support and collab with this guy to get shoes for kids and inspire kids to think innovatively like the founder.

@kirtisharma3916 2 года назад

Absolutely. If people come together we will accomplish great things in no time!

@manishtripathi5581 2 года назад

School bags and shoes should be made by this method only .

@IMZaMaNa37 2 года назад

yeah a $100 shoe for each students... why not

@midnightfun1277 2 года назад

$110 is too expensive. Literally lots of good shoes made of recycled rubber are sold for $10.

@josephhansda-354-cema2 2 года назад

@@midnightfun1277 I agree with you its too high price for Indian market

@brettrichardson7924 2 года назад

Difference is these men aren't afraid to get their hands dirty to recycle while companies like Nike and Adidas use precollected plastics which overall don't reduce plastic production

@Thesupperals 2 года назад

I miss the days when special sewing techniques were used. They made better product in every sense of the way.

@maudepinterest5673 2 года назад

It does reduce the likelihood of shoes that come in toddler sizes being contaminated with industrialized pesticides, PCBs, phtalates and worse unknown poisons one can find in a garbage heap. A professionally produced video that handwaves these concerns with a single reference to washing in a tub of plain water containing any contaminants from the previous bags is nothing more than six minutes of propaganda.

@bseant420 2 года назад

i dont think those bigger company shoe's are even majority recycled plastics. very small percentage of recycled plastics. not sure where i saw that stat if someone can check into. but these shoes are pretty much all recycled out of landfill garbage which is awesome. i will have to look into a pair. but as with all shoes if it aint comfortable it not gonna be worn by me lol.

@kevingonzalez3792 2 года назад

@@maudepinterest5673 that doesn’t matter if we’re going to die from pollution if we leave it there. Either we ignore it but it’s going to come back and bite us.

@uditabhattacharya2824 2 года назад

@@maudepinterest5673 honey look at the type of plastic they are using it's all the pet 1 commercial quality aka waterbottles and plastic bags and such transparent plastic. None of the materials you mentioned are stored in such plastic containers

@jewslikefunk 2 года назад

23 years old. I’m mind blown how young and innovative this guy is. Highly recommend supporting this brand.

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@pacificxplorer Год назад

Most youth are intelligent and innovative it’s just that there aren’t too many opportunities for them to really show off what they can do. Even this guy was lucky to find investors interested in his idea.

@keepevolving1642 2 года назад

India is the home of innovators. Kudos to this 23 years old. Small steps may save this world.

@simpleboy4209 2 года назад

😚

@Draco19970125 2 года назад

Innovation yes, overpricing yes too. What thr hell cost 100 dollar with this shoe? And especially for the people in India, it cost way too much. A shoe from rrcycled materials from a noname company cost the same price as a shoe from for example Adidas, Nike? Ridiculous. And I don't support those big companies, 100 dollar for any shoe is way too much.

@NazriB 2 года назад

Lies again? Reduce Reuse Recycle

@uk4490 2 года назад

@@Draco19970125 lmfao $100 for this shit? hilarious

@pralayaryan 2 года назад

Its the home for cheap labours. Nothing more

@DawnOldham 2 года назад

This twenty three year old has already accomplished more than most people do in their lives! It’s amazing that from start to finish, his product is either providing jobs for people or shoes for the needy. I will look into where I can purchase a pair for my daughters and son!

@jaredthecastro 2 года назад

Nepotism makes things alot easier

@alexanderphilip1809 2 года назад

@@jaredthecastro better than nothing.

@alexanderphilip1809 2 года назад

@@ezicarus8216 The Japanese, Koreans, Taiwanese, Singaporeans all exploited workers at some point in their economic rise( thats when the workers dont bring in the kind of value to the organisation that would justify superior treatment for them). You cant make an omellette without breaking a few eggs. Also as an Indian myself i see any body who can employ a few people, instead of leaving them unemployed and ultimately starve as somebody who is doing a good job

@anikets4699 2 года назад

@@ezicarus8216 okey, so why don't you give them a better job then?

@AstroCool99 2 года назад

@@ezicarus8216 you mad or something? I'm from India, and I see the way sanitation workers and cleaners are treated. Trust me its way worse than how thaely is treating them. Firstly they're uneducated, have zero skillsets therefore picking up trash and sorting them is most probably the easiest and best job they can do. So what's the harm if the founder is making them do it? They're getting a decent employment for the amount of effort they put in.

@Nietabs 2 года назад

I personally think India is the home of innovators when it comes to recycling. It seems this channel has an endless supply of indian related videos

@russomalone1524 2 года назад

They cause alot of the polution so they should.

@shivanshsingh8331 2 года назад

@@russomalone1524 just wanted to point out that Indians have far smaller carbon footprint per capita than any other developed country; or many developing countries for that matter.

@russomalone1524 2 года назад

@@shivanshsingh8331 Thats exactly why theyve been walking around with face masks for decades precovid and still have to because of the pollution. Education really is worth it i know it makes your brain hurt.

@santhoshv3028 2 года назад

@@russomalone1524 idiot we have 1.4 billion population( nearly 20% of world Population) but only 3rd in total pollution ranking and by per capita wise we are no where near to any developed countries or developing countries. Don't talk rubbish without knowing anything about our country.

@DivinusAngelus 2 года назад

They should start recycling the poop on the streets

@michaelhusada 2 года назад

This company seems too good to be true. Right down to recycling and donating unwanted shoes. Well done!!

@mohammedanwar8048 2 года назад

Looking at the work that these guys are doing and knowing that it's made in India makes me buy this sneakers right now. Keep going..

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@DiBaozi 2 года назад

I love how their slogan is "Don't Just Do It, Do It Right" Jabbing at Nike which I own no pair for their ethics.

@bxv27_ 2 года назад

are you thinking about getting these?

@spawnnpwn4166 2 года назад

@@watvid1 it will do them more damage than good

@robert9595 2 года назад

And meanwhile....NIKE protests slavery and workers rights violations in the US, and advocates against the rebellion for freedom in china... Despite utilizing chinese sweatshops and low unaffordable wages.

@polarbear7 2 года назад

@@watvid1 r u in 2000 s ? It's 2021 🤣

@koolviv 2 года назад

@@watvid1 sue for what ?...creativity...lol

@KyanoReal 2 года назад

I'm honestly tempted to buy a pair just to support the company and their cause. Keep up the amazing work!

@-Teague- 2 года назад

Do it if you can!

@cristinagusatu6323 2 года назад

Me too

@damiansurman2387 2 года назад

Me 3

@crunchyloops5203 2 года назад

@@detroitbloodrunsinme8194 but adidas only uses a very small portion of recycled plastic not like the other

@KyanoReal 2 года назад

@@detroitbloodrunsinme8194 adidas is a huge company, these guys aren't. These guys are also recycling way more than adidas does in their shoes.

@andresimha1642 2 года назад

Definitely buying a pair to support Ashay and his teams - Well done and an example to follow!

@thedn3164 Год назад

Did you buy?

@Baronesssa 2 года назад

This is absolutely amazing. The whole product looks incredible and also they really work on using as many recycling materials as possible. Mad respect for the founder and his workers. Love from Mexico

@yourlandladysson6395 2 года назад

Impressive. He doesn't need to compete with Nike and Adidas. The Indian market is big enough

@yourlandladysson6395 2 года назад

@@lrmark0 That's why they have refurbished versions.

@Ratnanjaysarvate 2 года назад

7400/- for this shoe 🤮. It's more expensive than nike, Addidas.

@yourlandladysson6395 2 года назад

@@Ratnanjaysarvate cost of labour is the major factor bro. Your Indian brothers and sisters who work for them have to earn a decent living. Unless you want them replaced by machines for cheaper price😉

@mixrable1212 2 года назад

@@lrmark0 not the average Indian, but the above average Indian surely. The problem is they also buy Nike and Adidas so they'll end up competing anyways

@tommern84 2 года назад

Yeah. And not to mention the insane amount of garbage and shit thrown all over the place. You could open 3000 outlets like this and India would deliver raw materials into infinity

@bascal133 2 года назад

I feel like what Thaely is doing is so much more impressive than the perfunctory actions of Adidas, Adidas made one sustainable shoe when they have made no changes to the rest of their shoe line so they still make thousands of shoes were they don’t recycle any materials Thaely's entire business is based only on recycled materials, so this and every other shoe that they make is going to be an eco-friendly shoe. that’s much more impactful and where the rest of these larger companies need to go

@idontmine7215 2 года назад

Eh, I think they won’t make as much money and there sales might drop since the shoe most likely may have to be priced higher.

@resolecca 2 года назад

@Bacall McElroy i totally agree

@2degucitas 2 года назад

The company is called "Thaely", but it does sound like Bailey.

@bascal133 2 года назад

@@2degucitas lol! Thanks I fixed it!

@2degucitas 2 года назад

@@bascal133 No problem! I bought a pair after viewing this video.

@VigneshValentine 2 года назад

Can't believe there's already a made in india shoe brand that uses recycled plastic for everything 👏🏼

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@ujjwalkaushik4664 Год назад

@@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 bhai theek hain samajh gaye youtube pe chilane se band ni karega Koi

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 Год назад

@@ujjwalkaushik4664 तुम समझ गए बाकी के लोग भी तुम्हारी तरह हि समझदार बने इसीलिए लिखे हैं , जागरूकता वो काम भी कर जाती है जिसको दूसरे तरीको से करना असंभव हो।

@mexicopor6818 2 года назад

The sun shines for everyone. Keep up the amazing work. Respect from Mexico 🇲🇽

@shofiakartika3532 2 года назад

This incredible thing should be viral so that people will be aware of our waste. Huge respect

@Ratnanjaysarvate 2 года назад

You want to promote people for making a good story and then sell it at high price. ??

@Chaosweaver-1 2 года назад

@@Ratnanjaysarvate people are paying the price so can't fault the company for setting the price.

@camalex7782 2 года назад

@@Chaosweaver-1 its $100 , who's paying that for a shoe that isn't nike or addidas ? The pricing is flawed

@tamiyaharrison9774 2 года назад

@@camalex7782 Its for the labor that goes into,did you watch the video???

@2manyscars 2 года назад

@@camalex7782 they put a lot of work into making the shoes honestly 100 isn’t that bad compared to shoes that cost a 1000 dollars like rick owens or smth

@Vsm_integra 2 года назад

Just ordered a pair looking forward to seeing how they fit and feel

@nordb4o664 2 года назад

Don't forget to share your review

@alexpadillayt 2 года назад

Make sure to post it here again to see how good are they

@gabriieIl 2 года назад

let us know how they turn out homes 👌

@bonk_24 2 года назад

Let us know ur review

@imcuteasduc 2 года назад

@mirrorflame1988 2 года назад

Wow! Serious respect! The creativity and ingenuity needed not to mention the tireless effort to make this idea come true! Congratulations and my heartfelt wishes for your future growth!!

@TheCreativeMint 2 года назад

Massive respect and proud. India isa A nation that can be torchbearer for future tech, frugal innovations and with value and goodness of a rich culture and heritage of monumental discoveries. Wish this startup gets international focus.

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@chnacr2 Год назад

8000 rupee shoes are not frugal

@thedn3164 Год назад

@@chnacr2 80000 se to saste hi hai bhai. Jab vo chutiye chapri 80000 ke khareed sakte hai to india me kuch ese bhi honge jo 8000 ka khareedte honge

@forkthatnoise4952 2 года назад

Most people have no idea how small companies work. Once he grows he can charge less. He needs to pay the trash collectors, the cleaners, the factory workers, and other employees.

@Vrtpnwr 2 года назад

Common sense is not so common.

@PoliticalMatter 2 года назад

It is not mass scale so the profits are not great as people think!

@kayenjee 2 года назад

The profits are never as great as people think, unless slave/underpaid labor is used.

@techminds1579 2 года назад

With inflation going crazy nowadays? Nope. Prices won't drop.

@adiver_ 2 года назад

No they can't reduce the price even if their sales go on 10 times from now

@HyperKilljoy112 2 года назад

Lowkey Elevates the meaning of “One’s man Trash, is another man’s Treasure” The shoes looks pretty nice, almost like you can get one and then style it however you want with some markers.

@llock8037 2 года назад

@Repent!. yeah no I’m atheist

@47shift58 2 года назад

@@llock8037 I guess bro don’t like the shoes lmfao

@47shift58 2 года назад

@@llock8037Saw then and was like “Jesus Christ!” 😂

@eee9034 2 года назад

@Get on the cross and don’t look back repent , as you are burden on world and oxygen generating plants, repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent repent

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@Og_BMS 2 года назад

This is so incredibly genuis, everyone is just like don't litter while this guy is actually cleaning up trash for others

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@thochenlama4847 2 года назад

This is the real meaning when they say "Incredible India" ❤️❤️

@nadia_ash3250 2 года назад

Whenever I see products made in India I always buy! Because they put so much quality into their products! The products literally lasts for ever. Let’s be thankful for all that we have and not question God.

@Mail.335 2 года назад

Not always true

@raghavsri7461 2 года назад

So true.. In Florida I get so many flies and I have tried so many brands for uv light. I purchased a made in India product from Amazon and it worked wonders not a single fly in my house. I think made in India brand do signifies quality at better price. They are little costly that Chinese brands and cheaper than western but definitely a quality item..

@kilowatt6209 2 года назад

Made in india products do not last long. They may be meticulously made but quality of Indian manufacturing is poor.

@saptarsanandan8864 2 года назад

@@kilowatt6209 how many made in india products you have purchased ?

@kilowatt6209 2 года назад

@@saptarsanandan8864 Many. I live in India. Who are you kidding? 😂

@James_Edward59 2 года назад

This is amazing, this kid is only 23 and he will be a millionaire in the near future but he was smart and worked hard for it.

@thelogician3845 2 года назад

@@ezicarus8216 they do that anyways.They are ragpickers and scavengers.He just gave them a steady income source

@I_killed_that_beard_guy 2 года назад

@@reminiscence4142 second one

@Jay-random13 2 года назад

@@ezicarus8216 Will you pick up garbage? No you won't. Be happy where you are . They aren't complaining so you should shut up .

@pikachuthunderbolt3919 2 года назад

I don't he is kid now 😅

@mainbrain6301 2 года назад

That's called a true Indian. One that stays in India, become an entrepreneur, and make income not the one who insults modi and government, leaves India, and insults it. And then say india didn't have any opportunities.

@Ai-kt6dd 2 года назад

That's totally cool! Bloody genius! Not only reducing india's waste issues, he also creates lot of jobs for people. I am buying! I wonder if the shoes is comfortable. Tbh, i wear Skechers and Nike because they r super comfy +has good grip and light.

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@captainhaddock6524 2 года назад

love that they actually showed the sourcing and manufacturing process rather than just a corporate office interview

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@tommern84 2 года назад

What this young man has invented and his ingenuity, accomplishment and thought process are unbelievable.. I am extremely impressed over this guy

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@tommern84 2 года назад

@@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 Yes! 100% agree with you there,brother. The plastic debris that are scattered all over the ocean currents, beaches, Islands etc.. should be by global law, the ONLY recourse for making new things, that are made in plastic. There is more than enough plastic garbage to fill the entire world's demand for many years

@catface7133 2 года назад

What an excellent idea! Well done Ashay for doing this, the cheap $40 pair of shoes I wear made in China would never last two years. Best of luck in your endevour!

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@badasspandit1886 2 года назад

Wow Thaely I am using it and One of the best pair of shoes i have ever used it . Absolutely genius

@DharamSookram 2 года назад

Brilliant. Wish him and others like him all success!!!

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@vkchoudhary820 2 года назад

When we say why India doesn't have Nike or Adidas, here is the answer for them. The Indians need to support and hail this business. And mostly importantly, support the upcoming entrepreneurs with innovative ideas.

@atharva6629 2 года назад

7456/- Rupees for a pair of shoes. Looking at this pricing even if I wish to support them I can’t. Really good initiative of doing your bit to save the environment and the planet.😊

@DuceLeeTV 2 года назад

This would be amazing to have a cycle, a practice like this for humanity. It would be a win, win situation.

@rufiorufioo 2 года назад

I actually really dig the black ones they make. I think the box with the seeds is absolutely a perfect touch. The shoes are also great looking! 👍🏻👍🏻

@AlphaChimpEnergy 2 года назад

It’s only waste because it hasn’t found a purpose. When that purpose is profitable everyone wins! Stellar work brofessor!

@cakebakeproject 2 года назад

@Repent!. The one who force people are devils.

@ongbak8552 2 года назад

@Repent!. Why do you spammers exist?

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@alensebastian4677 2 года назад

If luxury brands can sell crap for huge price, it's good that he selling shoes made from crap at a better price..good work. 😎

@TheLifePhoenix 2 года назад

Mean while most Business school students are used car salesmen at their core so hats off to this kid’s genuineness!!!

@davoz9773 2 года назад

Much respect to the founder, I hope your business become very successful on a global level

@slashbat2375 2 года назад

The big brands selling millions of their "recycled" shoes are doing way less than this man. 1% of plastic per shoe that didn't actually come from the ocean? Thaely is actually doing something and it's not that hard for a big company to use as much plastic as them, but they choose not to

@littledragon3010 2 года назад

I agree with what you said...the other companies are tagging their products as recycled just to increase sells

@nepemorado2733 2 года назад

If I'm not wrong it's just because they need to sell millions of pairs and the process to collect and wash plastic is quite expensive compared to the normal process so that's why they show that they are recycling through a marketing campaign, but the real deal is that the mass production of a pair of sneakers that are profitable requires that only less than 10% must be recycled plastic. Sometimes the percentage is higher or lower, but usually is not more than the 50% Hopefully with new technologies and people with new ideas that percent will go to the 100% and make the offers more trustworthy

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@desyreemalig9329 2 года назад

There should be manufacturing companies like this in every country to help the homeless and mother earth. It's a win/win!

@saifahmad141 2 года назад

He is fulfilling the concept of circularity which is how nature works . This is what the world needs . If we don't shift now we will be compelled later. Lot of respect 👏 for all the employees and their hardwork

@srid5602 2 года назад

So true

@NYCeesFinest 2 года назад

This is news worth reporting.

@samjoseph1123 2 года назад

If it's 100 dollars in india. Then definitely no one would prefer it causes you can easily get a nike air for that price. But it has enough scope for exporting

@jonah9916 2 года назад

probably a fake nike air tho

@samjoseph1123 2 года назад

@@jonah9916 if nike charged the same amount as in USA then Nike wouldn't have been in india. In usa a nike air costs 200 dollars ig. That's like a average salary of a person here. That's why it's cheaper in india.I don't think it's fake as I always buy Nike from nike offical store

@aftabkhann2314 2 года назад

@@samjoseph1123 idt it’s just that,sneaker culture is almost nil in india,people do not see a point in spending 150$ for a shoe where for the same amount they could get a months grocery,but I think it’s now growing among common people too,but counterfeit products are at rise in india so it will be hard to overcome it

@mainbrain6301 2 года назад

screw.jayyyy I don't care if it's fake or real, as long as it fits, cheap, comfortable, and looks good. I'm good.

@vivi378 2 года назад

But at the same time if someone has 100 dollars to spend on shoes and thinks about it why wouldn’t they buy this one and buy the nike?

@donlockiano 2 года назад

how can people dislike this video, enemies of sustainability

@hannahjeyaseeli8831 Год назад

The way he has thought through to help every kind of people is jus wow. May God bless him.

@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 2 года назад

Brilliant! My only concern is that as more big brands decide to do this as well, they'll squeeze small companies like this out. But this is absolutely needed to reduce our pollution problem.

@Art_Travel_and_Hobbys 2 года назад

Respect... Way to innovate and help the environment. 👏🏾👊🏿👍🏿

@rkpragyajitsingh3074 2 года назад

If he also incorporates the option for shoe customisation according to the customer's taste then i think he can compete others

@siddharthlachhwani1 2 года назад

What a noble idea with all the humbleness in production even after use of it, it's making worth 👍 👍

@k.austria3021 2 года назад

We need to recycle everything if possible. Good job, man.

@luke14946 2 года назад

What about used condoms?

@enkaphalin1111 2 года назад

@@luke14946 if possible

@Sandlin22 2 года назад

Reducing and reusing is far more important than recycling

@ngdnhatanh 2 года назад

@@Sandlin22 was looking for your comment. First reduce, next reuse then recycle.

@jerdtv5276 2 года назад

Like thrump?

@sunnymichelle 2 года назад

This is absolutely incredible! Why can't every country have this going on? Genius

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@vivekanandan5093 Год назад

He deserves salute... Bless you Ashay! Making India proud with such an initiative ❣️ 🇮🇳

@ranjithshanmugam7189 2 года назад

This type of guy in every country decreases more plastic waste

@soumyadeep5 2 года назад

Thank you for promoting this businesses. You are doing a great job 😊 Love from 🇮🇳

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@bascal133 2 года назад

It’s crazy to me that people say folks in Third World countries are poor because they don’t work hard, I know I’m not the only one who heard that woman say that she spends from 6 AM to 7 PM waist deep in trash sorting it with her hands. I probably make 10 times as much as her and I sit on my butt all day at a computer screen and my day is eight hours

@souravmukherjee7591 2 года назад

its not because they r poor cause they don't work its because some of the third world countries were very rich nd had a glorius history but they were looted nd destroyed by western countries just cause they were better in using gunpowder now those third world countries r standing back on their own feet nd reclaiming their status.

@souravmukherjee7591 2 года назад

just to give u an example India's gdp in the early 1700 was 30 % of the world nd when the british left india their gdp dropped to 3 percent.

@downloader950 2 года назад

Nobody says folks in third world countries are poor because they don't work hard. You've just made that up in your head to rationalize whatever argument you're trying to make

@alb12345672 2 года назад

@@souravmukherjee7591 America was founded because of a quest to find a short route to India. No one even knew America existed! They even named native Americans "Indians!"

@bascal133 2 года назад

@@downloader950 You really deny that people believe and say this about countries like India and Africa? nice meme

@raffatshaikh5222 2 года назад

Young of india just need support from there loved one.this is just one good idea here ,in India young generation had a more great ideas which can change the India whithin years

@mruniverse3700 Год назад

This takes, "Another man's trash is another man's treasure." To a whole other level.

@reylanaquino 2 года назад

A great social entrepreneur. I hope your business will continue to prosper. If this will be available in our country, I will not only buy one pair of shoes but would freely promote it to my friends and peers.

@hehehehe6934 2 года назад

As an indian and a human in general, this made me so happy !

@ankur.mahajan 2 года назад

That's why we need to increase our ease of doing business effectiveness so that innovators like him can excel without regulatory hindrance.

@dimitrifotop 2 года назад

im definitely buying a pair and spreading the word through social media. GREAT IDEA

@CarlyzClozet 2 года назад

What an amazing young man who sees a problem and comes up with a solution that helps the environment, and his community!!!

@thNdrdAVE 2 года назад

We need to support these kind of people rather than Greta who knows nothing & cries foul. Across the world, we have such brilliant young people who always come up with innovation & their way of execution.

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@mubblr 2 года назад

As a skater I’d much rather buy these than most others.

@endemic18 2 года назад

The type of youth we need❤️.. Huge respect

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@swtpaige1004 2 года назад

We need more innovators like him!!

@emilyestefania5002 2 года назад

I love and it’s not surprising how these countries are advancing in the world of recycling. The less resources you have available the more creative and the more valuable they are to you. You learn how to give brings multi-use And these is look like they’re actually made mostly out of recycled material unlike the big competing companies where only a small “portion” is. This definitely deserves more support

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@sushilsharma4202 2 года назад

Less resources? Umm India is almost the leading manufacturer in almost everything. Go and search any mineral or any item (food, clothing) you will see India in top 3. We've way too much resources, but not proper management to distribute it.

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@@sushilsharma4202 Bhai thoda aur research krlo zara....🙄

@emilyestefania5002 2 года назад

@@sushilsharma4202 i never said India doesn’t have resources. My point was that people are more resourceful when things aren’t easily accesible at their fingertips. My grandpa would have broken plastic chairs that he some now found a way to sew and mend back together. -if it were someone with the resources to buy another chair or it was easily accessible they would just purchase a whole other chair and throw away the old one-They would event consider trying to fix it or find another use it.

@sleeplesshead602 2 года назад

I hope this expands world wide. I would love to buy one!

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@luvvcnn 2 года назад

WONDERFUL!!!! Are thesesold within India? For a lower or medium class person, I feel, $110 shoes is not easily affordable. More n more people would buy this brand, obviously for the noble intention of helping recycle waste, if the cost was affordable.

@ehteshamsiddiqui5210 Год назад

A better name and cooler designs and this will blow up, great work

@ericcarabetta1161 2 года назад

His shoes look _way_ better than those Nikes that literally look like someone wrapped trash around their foot.

@ericcarabetta1161 2 года назад

@J R , probably true.

@savannastreet7 2 года назад

Umm. No.

@Ass_of_Amalek 2 года назад

I have certainly seen much uglier shoes. like probably anything kanye put his shit opinion into. xD

@erikad0511 2 года назад

Amazing! I love that you can plant the box. The biz ideas of this next generation is really impressive, imo

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@10ON10 2 года назад

*very commendable work, Keep it up Bhavesh and Thaley team!!*

@fernoclips4231 2 года назад

This guy over here saving the planet. Huge respect mate ❤️.

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

First of all petroleum companies should stop producing more plastic. There should be complete ban on its production.

@adampalmer5399 2 года назад

I love businesses like this, I’m glad to see that people are thinking about what they’re consuming & it will make businesses like this flourish! 🤟✅💯

@SumanKr2711 2 года назад

You love working 13 hours a day. 1:14

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@aditya3465 2 года назад

This is incredible, I hope Indian retailers and online shops sell them with low profit margins

@ruchashinde9735 2 года назад

Wow I salute this guy♥️. Thankyou so much. U can't trust big companies

@patriciatimmons2736 2 года назад

Man he looks so young? That's really thinking outside the box!! Good for you! God bless!

@stha006work5 2 года назад

True meaning of "Your shoes are trash"

@is_A_me_mario 2 года назад

I love how they ship the materials to the factory with cardboard boxes covered in cloth.

@misaeltoledo9704 2 года назад

This kid is a genius hats off...

@vinividivicci 2 года назад

this guy is giving more to the community than taking more from them. taking their trash, turns them to shoes, donates them, and also provides work to the people.

@D5eg6 2 года назад

Fantastic idea, but he needs to make a sneaker with the silhouette of the achilles common projects and that would be the only sneaker that I'll buy for the rest of my life

@kamarpreet 2 года назад

Love this guy for being so innovative and also incorporating the ones who do such important jobs but get overlooked and are extremely underpaid!

@btechinm.efroma.k.t.u8898 2 года назад

@gshock200 2 года назад

Nice to see someone driven by selling enough to help the workers and families involved. Instead of blindly chasing profits

@685squad2 2 года назад

Wow🙌🏼💚💚 so much RESPECT for these guys. Well done. I honestly willing to buy a pair to support them🙌🏼💚💚

@georgle 2 года назад

This is so amazing! What Bailey is doing is way more impressive especially regarding sustainability, even saving all the scraps to build new shoes. But more importantly, it's great to see people also helping to make a difference for the sanitation and factory workers there.

@AK-kz8pe 2 года назад

It's Thaely. Least we can do is be accurate as we spread the word.

@gohunt001-5 2 года назад

@@AK-kz8pe probably some accidental autocorrect shenanigans, it happens

@patrickgrady7505 2 года назад

Something I've notice in the comments section of some of these sustainable/recycling/reusing videos are that usually the people that criticize something like this are those that haven't done squat to contribute overall and have no solution of their own.

@builevykhue7081 2 года назад

A lot of respect to this young person!

@DezaRay24 2 года назад

I absolutely love this! What a way to help his country and the planet 🌎 ❤️

@harips5850 2 года назад

For international markets 110$ might not be a big deal however that's over 7000 rupees in India and that's no where even close to affordable. However the hatsoff to the idea.

@krrangarajan5391 2 года назад

Exactly what I thought,But I guess since they do worldwide shipping ,That price includes the price os packaging and shipping

@sachinrajmukti 2 года назад

If you go to their website there are four option of shoes. And two of them are for 740 rs.

@harips5850 2 года назад

@@sachinrajmukti I don't think they're 740 rupees . That's just what you pay for pre-ordering when it's out of stock. When the stock comes you have to pay the rest to get the shoes.

@bruhsset 2 года назад

@@sachinrajmukti that's the preorder offer. The customer will have to pay rest of the amount when the shoes are in stock

@deepakdamunjattukavil4418 2 года назад

Yeah same thing ..just checked their site. It's in USD..... And around 7000k.. c'mon for indian customers it's too much and not affordable. And 9.99 USD for pre order we have to pay the remaining 99 USD after that..

@heather3286 2 года назад

This made smile, made me hopeful. So great to see something so positive and realistic in today's chaos :)

@TheRealKitWalker 2 года назад

If they want to really sell the products and be a household name, they really need to price it right. I just checked it costs about a usd 1000 a pair. I'd call it very expensive for something that's been recycled.

@warbot2544 Год назад

10-20$ max , as per Indian standard

@Nokkynokky76 2 года назад

Finally a product that's good for the environment. Now all we need is legislation that all new products need to have a percentage of recycled products