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As they say024 Archives one man's trash is another man's treasure.

But we're not sure if this leather bin bag by Spanish brand BIIS is either.

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The bag, which retails for up to $423 (€360), is made of real Spanish leather and according to the website, "looks like a real plastic trash bag."

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Really? We couldn't tell.

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The bags come in three different sizes, with the smallest retailing for $258, the medium for $347 and the largest for $423.

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Who'd even buy such a bag you ask? Well, the smallest bag is currently out of stock. Though we're not sure how many they stocked to begin with.

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Some people had a lot of feelings about it:

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So an animal is killed for the sole purpose of becoming a trash bag?! Completely heartless & appalling, my God...

— This Blonde Gal (@This_Blonde_Gal) November 22, 2017

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Earlier this month, fashion store Moschino charged $737 for what was essentially a plastic dry cleaning bagcape sheer overlay dress.

Let 2017 be known as the year fashion became trash.

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