Triumph International's latest ecological bra was unveiled on Wednesday (November 7) -- for ladies on the go and looking to go green. While slightly difficult to put together, the collapsible chopsticks stashed inside the body of the brassiere of Triumph's "My Hashi Bra" (or My Chopstick Bra) are compact and also part of the bra's frame for an easy fit. Cradled next to brassiere-cups designed as Japanese rice and miso soup bowls, the chopstick display is not only the latest in "pret-a-diner" fashion but also an uplifting message to women around Japan. From the creator of the "Shopping Bag" and "Pet Bottle" bras, this is an eco-friendly way, manufacturers say, to call for cutting down on disposable chopstick use. Japanese throw away an estimated of 25 billion wooden pairs a year - many of them already made from recycled wood chips. But growing number of environmentally-aware consumers want to combat such "throw away" culture. "Its small step, but because many Japanese chopsticks...