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"After pulling her oft-neglected clothes from her closet, graphic designer Jennie Maizels noticed a number of gaping holes created by hungry moths and devised the Clothes Plasters, a line of patches meant to embrace the holes rather than hide them.  Explaining her thought process in fabricating these ingenious patches, Maizels explains, &amp;quot;I decided to make a virtue out of the holes and create a bespoke item.&amp;quot; Each embroidered patch can easily be attached to almost any article of clothing by ironing them on, and they&amp;#039;re resistant to most types of machine washing. Although the Clothes Plasters will certainly jazz up and revive your oldest articles of clothing, it isn&amp;#039;t simply about stylishness. In her mission, Maizels makes it quite clear that too many people discard clothes due to simple, fixable malfunctions -- the planet&amp;#039;s resources are finite, so why destroy a perfectly wearable pullover? The next time you pull a raggedy hoodie from your closet and notice it&amp;#039;s been eaten up, head over to the Clothes Plasters website and fix it up immediately. They even come in Olympic themes in preparation for the upcoming games!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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