Is the home of rotten fruit a garbage bin? Not necessarily. Six college students in the Netherlands made the rotten fruit into a handbag.

These students from the design department of William De Conin College saw a phenomenon in which the abandoned food was thrown at the market when the farmer’s market closed, and decided to solve this problem “with a designer’s vision”.

They picked up the mangoes, oranges, peaches, apples and other fruits, removed the cores, chopped them, boiled them into jams, and put the cooled jam on a layer of "special surface". Special fabric for handbags: fruit skin.

They refused to disclose the specific details of the "fruit peel", called "group secrets", but said that the "special surface" "played a key role in the drying process."

They told the Mashable website that handbags are just one of the items that fruit skins can make, and they can also be used to make furniture, accessories, and clothing. It is said that a car seat manufacturer is interested in this particular fabric. (Ou