July 23, 2008
The Give-It-Bag
The Give-It -Bag was the brain child of a German couple living in Cape Town, Philip and Regina Booth. It looks like a miniature rubble bag (the kind you get on building sites) and is made from recycled shipping bags that have made their way to South Africa. Part of the fashion appeal is the randomness of the graphics as the makers are dependent entirely on what materials come in - the ViralCool packaging shown here seems like a particularly apt choice.
Fifty percent of the profits go to deserving causes personally chosen by the couple such as footballs for township kids or supporting a school in Lesotho. They explain:
Bags are made from recycled material that started out as packaging for salt, sugar, rice, beans, flour etc. They’ve found their way to South Africa from every corner of the world - each print is different and volume is limited - which ensures that every bag is part of a Limited Edition. By keeping durable Polypropylen out of the garbage dumps and reusing it, you and your environment are better off.
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