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John Ferdinand Passion Cufflinks
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Styled in silver and wood from sustainable plantation timber
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Updated Jul 27, 2007
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It would appear that the wood from these great looking cufflinks is not only from sustainably-farmed stands, but also scrap wood (from furniture manufacturing).
The company's mission statement sounds solid. I look forward to seeing how John Ferdinand develops, and will watch its dedication to environmental and fair trade practices closely.
I very much hope they start sourcing reclaimed metals as well. If and when this happens, they will be true pioneers. (via markarmstrong)
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