Envirosax Shopping Bag - origami 5-pack pouch
This Envirosax pouch is bursting with colour - ideal for a little summertime all year round. Infusing multiple looks and styles, this unique Origami pack of five reusable shopping bags is individual, quirky and fun. Influenced by the playful street fashion in Japan where creative
fashionistas parade their savvy style. The pouch itself is small enough to fit into a glove compartment or a handbag and each bag folds up to fit into the palm of your hand. Envirosax bags are lightweight, waterproof and each one holds the equivalent of two supermarket plastic bags, thanks to reinforced seams. They're made of polyester which allows the bag to be rolled up into a compact package and is highly durable. The inks and dyes used in the printing of the bag are eco-friendly and no carcinogenic amides are used. The printing process sublimation is used to ensure the bags will not fade when washed.
Envirosax 5-pack pouch shopping bags are also available in the following designs:
As well, we also have a multitude of single Envirosax Shopping Bags to choose from.
For help and advice or to order over the phone, call 778 340 5463 or toll free 1 877 216 5463.
More information:
These bags have been tested to hold 44lbs.
To clean: A 20 degree hand wash, and line dry is recommended. Machine washing will eventually break down the PVA coating that gives the Envirosax its waterproofness. Machine washing will also place additional stress on the bag's stitching and shorten its lifespan.
About Envirosax:
Envirosax® originates from South East Queensland, Australia. They use renewable and recyclable products where possible, and are committed to operating on ecologically sustainable principles. The bags themselves are responsibly made in China by a manufacturer that meets all fair trade guidelines.
About plastic bags:
- Approx. 380 billion plastic bags are used in the United States every year. That’s more than 1,200 bags per US resident, per year.
- Approx. 100 billion of the 380 billion are plastic shopping bags.
- An estimated 12 million barrels of oil is required to make that many plastic bags.
