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As you know, our bags are made with donated materials, by caring volunteers, which helps enormously to keep the costs of the project to a minimum. However, there are always costs - from thread to printing ink to the little recycled nylon labels, to storage space and machine maintenance... So far these costs have been met by Stitch Kitchen (community enterprise which runs this an other textile-waste reducing projects), but we need to work towards this project being truly sustainable - financially as well as socially and environmentally. This is why we decided to offer the opportunity to not only borrow our bags through community bag libraries, but to permanently adopt our bags, to keep as your own, or give as gifts. We now have two bag options, plus a handy little purse which is made from the bag off-cuts (making the bags zero waste!):
Click the buttons to go to a google form where you can select the item and choose your preferred colours, payment method and delivery option.
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AuthorBags for Good co-ordinator, Fiona Jenkin, recording bag adventures on the mission to reduce textile waste, reduce plastic, and build friendships. Archives
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