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The North Face Japan has teamed up with the artist and up-cycler Fuyuki Shimazu to show you how to turn leftover cardboard into a sustainable wallet.

In his short instructional video, Shimazu utilizes a pair of scissors, a ruler, a Stanley knife, and glue to create a stylish new accessory at home. While he uses a brown shoebox from The North Face to fit-out the wallet, you're really only limited by the cardboard you have in your recycling pile.

Swipe through the gallery below for a step by step break-down of the instructions. You can also find a more detailed guide and pattern on the label’s website,

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This is the latest sustainability-focused project undertaken by the brand. In February the company launched its Renewed Design Residency training program, allowing The North Face designers to attend bi-annual Renewal Workshops to learn how to embed principles of circularity and creative repair into expanded product collections.

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