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SKU
NS110
NS110
Eco-friendly large shopping bag
- Contrasting handles.
- Made from recycled materials.
- Ideal for short (and long) weekends.
Only %1 left
Weight and composition
285 gsm
80% Cotton, 20% Polyester
80% Cotton, 20% Polyester
About the product
Hemp & Horizon Blue: 75 % pre-consumer recycled cotton / 22 % post-consumer recycled polyester / 3 % others fibres
Rosewood & Topaz Blue: 67 % pre-consumer recycled cotton / 30 % post-consumer recycled polyester / 3 % others fibres
Capacity: 48L.
Contrasting coloured handles feature a striped graphic pattern and are 60 cm long and 4.25 cm wide.
Rosewood & Topaz Blue: 67 % pre-consumer recycled cotton / 30 % post-consumer recycled polyester / 3 % others fibres
Capacity: 48L.
Contrasting coloured handles feature a striped graphic pattern and are 60 cm long and 4.25 cm wide.
Our commitments
3 recycled bottles
Logistic
30
Country of origin
Bangladesh
Customs code
42029298
Stocks & restocks
In stock
One Size
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Hemp / Desert Sand / Horizon Blue Stripe240 Restocks 2025-02-14 2010 ex. -
Horizon Blue / Desert Sand / Horizon Blue Stripes0 Restocks 2025-02-14 951 ex. NC 720 ex. -
Rosewood / Desert Sand / Horizon Blue Stripes0 Restocks 2025-05-27 1980 ex. -
Topaz Blue / Desert Sand / Horizon Blue Stripes700 Restocks 2025-05-27 1980 ex.
Technical
3 recycled bottles
Logistic
Logistic
30
Country of origin
Bangladesh
Customs code
42029298
Stocks & restocks
Recycled materials
Recycled materials are obtained by two different processes:
- recycling materials or clothes that have already been used. This is known as post-consumer recycling, i.e. these materials are given a “post-consumption” second life to prevent the use of virgin materials in textile production.
- recycling scraps of raw materials used during the production of clothes. This process is called pre-consumer recycling, which means we create and spin new threads from scraps of fabric recovered from textile production before consumption.