This project looks at what happens when clothing is slowed down again. Across different works, old materials are taken as starting points instead of waste. In one series, 18 small side bags are made from old jeans collected from friends. Each bag carries traces of shared time. The inside lining is made from shirts that were worn when meeting those friends for the first time — turning the object into a layered memory of relationships. In another work, grocery bags are made from old banners from All Energy Day. Materials that once promoted an event are reused to carry its aftermath, used during flyering sessions, in-house days, and as functional giveaways for students. A third series translates old denim into more expressive, fashion-oriented bags. Birthday gifts, personal jeans, and worn garments become statement pieces, where each object carries its own origin and history while shifting into a new aesthetic context.