Upcycled Fanny Pack / Hip Bag / Moon Bag / Belly Bag, made from Feed & Cement Bags - Sustainable

This multi-functional Moon Bag / Belly Bag, also known as a hands-free fanny pack, is ideal for a variety of activities including festivals, shows, and daily walks. With ample space to hold essentials such as keys, ID, money, sunglasses, gum, and lipgloss, it's the perfect accessory to keep your belongings secure and easily accessible.

• One main zip pocket, two front zip pockets.
• Interior lining is made from plastic bottles!
  
• 6" tall x 10" wide x 2" deep
  

Care:  Bags can be cleaned with a damp towel or, if necessary, you can throw it in the washing machine and let it air dry. Do not put it in the dryer.

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These products have a unique origin story - It starts with a local woman in rural Cambodia who took action to improve the living conditions of farmers living in poverty and exposed to hazardous materials. She saw that bags used for processing and shipping fish, animal feed, cement, and other products were being discarded improperly. The woman began recycling these materials and employing local families to create durable, waterproof tote bags. When an American woman encountered these bags at a Cambodian night market and met the woman behind the initiative, they discussed the potential for her to design and produce her products using these recycled materials. Inspired by the artisans' backstory and the environmental impact, the American woman founded a company that not only supports the well-being of Cambodian artisans but also promotes ethical, global style. Working with more artisans in Cambodia, the company now provides employment opportunities for those who have been displaced from their farmlands or impacted by landmines or polio. With a dedication to sustainability and community, they use natural and recycled materials in all their packaging.

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IMPACT:

• • Re-Claimed / Re-Purposed 
  • Sustainable
  • Creates Jobs
  • Socio-Economic
  • Employment
  • Eco-Friendly
  • Saves Landfill Spaces
  • Vegan
  • Fostering Local and Global Communities