You might not think much of a random empty can you throw in the recycling bin. But to jewelry designer Thomas Althaus, that can could be a bracelet and a pair of earrings.
, a jewelry line made of repurposed tin food cans. It started in 2013, when Althaus wanted to make his wife a gift for their tenth wedding anniversary, which is traditionally celebrated with something made of tin.
To Althaus’s surprise, his wife loved the jewelry and wore it, receiving many compliments. She encouraged him to make more designs and came up with the name Canned Goods. Althaus's sales experience clearly serves him well when shoppers approach the Canned Goods booth at local markets: He's quick to welcome people into his world with enthusiasm and a smile.
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