Polyester (600D) bicycle bag, attaches to the handlebar with metal ring and Velcro. The bag has a drawstring cover, carry handles and a shoulder strap.
Foldable Christmas shopping bag which folds into a seasonal shape and is held closed with a press-stud.
The Journey waist bag made from GRS certified recycled PET plastic is the perfect accessory from when on-the-go. Features a roomy, zippered main compartment for all your must-haves, as well as a zippered front pocket for extra storage. 600D of GRS certified recycled polyester.
Shoulder bag made of recycled PET plastic with an adjustable shoulder strap. Features a main compartment that closes with a flap and a buckle closure. 600D of Recycled Polyester.
Polyester (300D) waist bag with adjustable waist band and two zipped pockets.
Polyester (600D) and PVC bicycle handle bar bag with separate compartment on top for a mobile phone. The touch screen of the phone can still be used through the PVC cover. On one side there is an opening to pull the cable of earphones through.
RPET messenger bag with an adjustable woven shoulder / cross body carry strap. Includes a main zipped compartment with the capacity to hold a drinks bottle up to 750ml. Additional compartments included for slim items such as mobile phone or wallet. Main body made from RPET, straps 100% polyester, nylon zipper and PP plastic buckles.
RPET mesh bag with drawstring close and Kraft paper sleeve(RPET - recycled polyethylene terephtlalate) RPET takes plastic that has already been created, usually plastic bottles, and chops the bottles into tiny flakes. These flakes are then melted to separate the core PET ingredient inside of the bottle that can then be turned into new products. Using RPET as an alternative to PVC is a huge step forward on the path toward a greener planet 100% recyclable.
Set of three RPET mesh bags in sizes, 35 x 30 cm, 31 x 27,5 cm, 25 x 25 cm. Each bag has a drawstring close. The three are bundled in a Kraft paper sleeve.(RPET - recycled polyethylene terephtlalate) RPET takes plastic that has already been created, usually plastic bottles, and chops the bottles into tiny flakes. These flakes are then melted to separate the core PET ingredient inside of the bottle that can then be turned into new products. Using RPET as an alternative to PVC is a huge step forward on the path toward a greener planet 100% recyclable.