Young Man Stuns Mzansi With Creativity, Makes Dress With Checkers Sixty60 Bags: “Love It”

Young Man Stuns Mzansi With Creativity, Makes Dress With Checkers Sixty60 Bags: “Love It”

  • One young man showed off his love for fashion and design by making a dress out of Checkers Sixty60 bags
  • He uploaded a TikTok video showing off his creativity, which left netizens speechless
  • The online community couldn't help but applaud him for thinking of Mother Earth in his acts
  • Ndiwavho spoke to Briefly News about the outfit and his love of using unconventional materials to make his vision come to life
A man uploaded a TikTok video showing his creativity by designing a dress using Checkers Sixty60 bags.
A young man showed creativity and made a dress with Checkers Sixty60 bags. Images: @ndiwavho.couture/ TikTok, @ndiwavho.couture/ Instagram
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A young man took a chance and showed off his creative side on TikTok by making a two-piece dress using the Checkers Sixty60 bags.

In the video uploaded by @ndiwavho.couture, he can be seen showing off the Checkers bags before cutting them. He then flaunted the finished piece, which wowed netizens.

The piece included a top that shows off one's figure and a mini skirt. It also consists of a royal hat.

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The TikTokker is not new to the world of recycling. He prides himself on showing his designer talent by using recyclable things. For example, he once stunned internet users with a dress he made using Woolworth's bags.

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Young man uses Sixty60 bags to make dress

Watch the creative TikTok video below:

Designer speaks to Briefly News

Ndiwavho told Briefly News that he wanted a look that could be worn for a party night that incorporates fringe to make the dress fun to dance in.

The youngster said he drew his inspiration from Khardi who also uses recyclable materials to make outfits. He further spoke about the challenges he has faced while working with unconventional materials.

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"It's not a usual thing for people to see someone rocking outfits made from unconventional material so some people laugh at me.
I don't let that get to me because I love what I do, and the outfits I make and the support and love have been getting from other people I'm really grateful."

TikTokkers loved the man's creativity

The video garnered over 1K likes with many online users applauding him for his creativity and some comparing him to SA's fashion sopie, House of Zwide.

@Ntokozo commented:

" House of Zwide."

@MissPalesa applauded:

"Love it❤️❤️❤️"

@vuyiswamamdumanek stanned:

"If this is not talent, I don’t know, then"

@Tinka's loved:

"Best ever."

@THULIE FIRST-TIME requested:

"Make blazer, then, I won't bother anymore."

@Prizzy complimented:

"Mmmh you look like a Queen now "

@which country is this? asked:

"Do Pep please baby boooy. Lets see."

Mom uses Sixty60 bags to cover son's school books

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In another story, Briefly News reported about a mom who wrapped her son's school books using the Sixty60 bags.

In the video she shared on TikTok, @lebangkgosana is seen with the boy's books and the recyclable bags. She cuts them and covers her son's school books. The TikTokker said the bags were good quality and fit the books nicely. She finished off by putting a plastic cover - a job well done. Netizens were impressed.

Source: Briefly News

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Sinothando Siyolo (Editor) Sinothando Siyolo is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Cape Town (UCT), with majors in Media and Writing, Politics and Governance. Before joining Briefly, Sinothando worked as a Content Producer for Hibari Media and as a News Content Producer for The South African (TSA). He has the ability to write across various sections - News, Human Interest, Politics, Entertainment, and Business. He joined Briefly in 2023. You can contact Sinothando at s2pinyana@gmail.com