Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag
Upcycled macrame tote bag

Upcycled macrame tote bag

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Only 2 items in stock!
  • Natural rope mesh market bag
  • Made from upcycled rope used in rice farming
SIZE NOTES
  • 13" L x 14.5" H
  • 11.5" handle
SUSTAINABLY MADE
  • From Karratt (Thailand) via Seak (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
  • Responsibly handmade by artisans in Thailand
  • Karratt is a collective of 30 workers who not only weave these bags, but also do rice farming
  • Seak is an MIT-based startup bringing Southeast Asian artisans to the global stage
  • Seak works with small-batch, eco-material, handmade, women-owned artisans in Thailand and the Philippines  
  • Sustainable Values: #3: Sustainable materials, #4: Natural and organic ingredients, #5: Zero waste, #7: Safe, livable, dignified employment, #9: No animal cruelty
SUSTAINABLE CARE:
  • Handwash cold, do not bleach or tumble dry, store in a dry place

APPAREL SIZING

XXS XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL
U.S. 00 0-2 4-6 8-10 10-12 12-14 16-18 20-22
INTERNATIONAL 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46

 

APPAREL MEASUREMENTS (U.S. inches)

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
BUST  32"  33"  34"  35"  36"  37" 38" 39" 40" 41"
WAIST  25"  26"  27"  28"  29"  30" 31" 32" 33" 34"
HIPS  35"  36"  37"  38"  39"  40" 41" 42" 43" 44"

 

Sustain·ability. The ability to sustain balance between resources and consumption. Applying it to the fashion industry, it means minimized environmental footprint, ethical and socially responsible manufacturing, and responsible and circular consumption. 

Our values are derived from the Higg Index and the Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations. The Higg Index, developed by the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, is the industry’s assessment tool for environmental and social impact through the value chain.

1. TRANSPARENT SUPPLY CHAIN

Operate with a traceable and transparent supply chain. This holds brands and suppliers accountable to the same standards.

2. RESPONSIBLE USE OF WATER, ENERGY, AND CHEMICALS

Consume water and energy responsibly and limit the use of toxic chemicals and pesticides. This preserves our natural resources, protects our eco-systems, and fights climate change.

3. SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

Use materials that are biodegradable, such as cotton, silk and linen. These materials are durable and can be returned back to the earth after their life cycle.

4. NATURAL & ORGANIC INGREDIENTS

Use ingredients made without toxic chemicals that are harmful to our health and well-being.

5. NO WASTE

Limit the amount of clothing in landfills by adopting the use of recycled or up-cycled materials and a no-waste production policy.

6. COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE

Actively committed to reducing carbon footprint and limiting environmental impact. 

7. SAFE, LIVABLE, DIGNIFIED EMPLOYMENT

Provide economically empowering and inclusive work opportunities that promote sustainable economic growth for the community.

8. LONGER LIFETIMES

Extend the number of times a garment is worn by allowing it to be rented, traded, or re-purchased.

9. NO ANIMAL CRUELTY

Responsible and humane treatment of animals.

10. PHILANTHROPY

Give back to the community and environment, whether it’s time, resources, or dollars.

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