Supporting minority communities and people who are trying to lift themselves from poverty. When you buy from The Elephant Emporium you are The entire inside is lined in black fabric with black material edging for durability.
The material used are Fish Feed bags that are washed, cut and sewn into various designs, then covered in PVC plastic on the front flap and back to protect the design. Includes a 29cm outside zip pocket, a 20cm inside zip pocket, 2 pockets and 4 holders for pens under the front flap.
These Elephant Brand Recycled Messenger Bags are Hand made by Cambodian Landmine victims in Phnom Penh. Covered in a thick PVC plastic to protect the design. The bags have zipper and velcro closures and are very high quality. Lined with the same or black waterproof material. Has a zipper on the outside flap. As each item is individually made, slight differences may occur. Messenger Bag: 24cm wide x 28cm high x 6cm deep. Heavy Duty Strap made from webbing material, very durable, extends to 135cm Weight: 100g Country of Origin: CambodiaWhen you buy from Recycled Bags.Co you are: * supporting minority communities and people who are trying to lift themselves from poverty * helping to recycle material that would otherwise end up in Landfill, developing their skill and education * helping to support Fair Trade including Fair Working Conditions, Fair Income, and Fair Working Hours!
Features 2 seperate zip sections on the front for easy access. The material used are Feed Bags that are washed, cut and sewn into various designs, lined with waterproof black fabric. This is a Fair Trade item.
Features 2 seperate zip sections on the front for easy access. The material used are Feed Bags that are washed, cut and sewn into various designs, lined with waterproof black fabric. This is a Fair Trade item.
The material used are Fish Feed bags that are washed, cut and sewn into various designs. Includes a 29cm outside zip pocket, a 20cm inside zip pocket, 2 pockets and 4 holders for pens under the front flap.
Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE Fish Feed Deluxe Small Messenger Bag Handmade in Cambodia Fair Trade These wonderful Recycled Messenger Bags are Hand made by Cambodian Landmine victims in Phnom Penh. The material used are Fish Feed bags that are washed, cut and sewn into various designs. The bags have zipper closures, inside pocket, are covered in a heavy duty PVC and are very high quality. As each bag is individually made, slight differences may occur. Messenger Bag: 24cm wide x 28cm high x 6cm deep. Heavy Duty Strap made from webbing material, very durable, extends to 135cm Weight: 150g Country of Origin: Cambodia Check out our other recycled items at www.theelephantemporium.com.au When you buy from Recycled Bags.Co you are: * supporting the Cambodian community and people who are trying to lift themselves from poverty * helping to recycle material that would otherwise end up in Landfill * helping to support Fair Trade including Fair Working Conditions, Fair Income, and Fair Working Hours!
Made from Recycled Fish Feed Bags, this 3 in 1 Pencil Case or Purse has many uses! Country of Origin: Cambodia. supporting the Cambodian community and people who are trying to lift themselves from poverty.
This Deluxe Jumbo is large and strong to carry all your shopping. Is triple lined and has reinforced handles Help fight the war on plastic Bags! This is a Fair Trade item from Cambodia We are an Endorsed Fair Trader of Australia Made from Upcycled Fish Feed Bags and is Fair Trade and handmade in Cambodia. There are no zippers, or pockets which makes it lightweight and great to use as a large shopping bag or for the beach. The bag is very strong and has reinforced handles Many colours available Size: 70cm wide x 55cm high x 60cm long to handle, Base 15cm wide Weight: 200g Country of Origin: Cambodia We are registered with FTAANZ – (Fair Trade Australia and New Zealand)
Country of Origin: Cambodia. The material used are Fish Feed bags that are washed, cut and sewn into various designs. supporting the Cambodian community and people who are trying to lift themselves from poverty.