Brief-case hand case. Colors – navy blue
Document holder in nature line and in resistant 600D RPET recycled and PVC free polyester, the result of the combination of the recycling process of plastic materials together with the millenary technique of felt manufacturing, resulting in an eco-trend material of recycled origin. With padded main pocket and buckle closure straps inside pocket with zip closure and adjustable shoulder strap. Reinforced carrying handle and trolley bar fitting at the back. Resistance up to 7kg, with RPET emblem on outside label.
Document holder of nature line and in resistant 600D RPET melange effect, made from recycled plastic to promote the reuse of plastic waste and contribute to the sustainability of the planet. Black details and main compartment with zipper. Durable, matching color handles and RPET distinctive on the outside label.
Durable, premium document holder made of recycled leather. Main compartment with zip closure and double metal puller. Padded inside, with outside pocket and matching reinforced handles. Outside label with the distinctive of recycled leather. Recycled leather recovers the fibers discarded in the manufacturing processes of leather, minimizing the waste of material, contributing to reduce the environmental impact, and preserving at the same time the original features of the leather.
No greenwashing, but telling a true story about sustainability! This Impact 300D rpet document bag is made with AWARE™ tracer. With AWARE™, the use of genuine recycled fabric materials and water reduction impact claims are guaranteed, by using the AWARE disruptive physical tracer and blockchain technology. Save water and use genuine recycled fabrics. With the focus on water 2% of proceeds of each Impact product sold will be donated to Water.org. Keep all your essential paperwork together in this document bag. The document bag features 2 internal pockets on the inside and a zipper closure and a handle for easy carrying. This document bag has reused 5,9 500ml PETbottles. Water savings are based on figures when compared to conventional fibre. This calculated indication is based on reliable LCA data as published by Textile Exchange in their Material Snapshots 2016.
