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Title: Chiltern Railway seat covers as clothing Post by: grahame on January 08, 2021, 17:30:49 From the BBC (https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55591520)
Quote Depop seller's crop top made from Chiltern Railways train seat cover 'violates terms' A fashion student has been warned not to sell prohibited items on the clothes app, Depop, after she posted an advert for a top made from a train seat cover. Mhari Thurston-Tyler made the bandeau out of a Chiltern Railways seat cover designed to promote social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. The 20-year-old sold the top for GBP-15 but later refunded her customer and took the advert down. Depop said the item "clearly violates our terms of service". The app for buying and selling second-hand clothes said the sale of stolen goods was banned - but Ms Thurston-Tyler denied stealing. She told BBC News she found two of the blue seat covers "balled up on the floor" outside Marylebone station in London in September. Title: Re: Chiltern Railway seat covers as clothing Post by: IndustryInsider on January 08, 2021, 17:37:59 Wrong, but quite enterprising I suppose!
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