More bag, less waste
Sling bags & accessories made from recycled ocean waste.
Created with your input, tailored to your needs.
Pre-orders opening soon
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Conveniently spacious inside.
Hippolyte Pérès
Journalist & early tester
Perfect for my commute.
Augustin Brat
Photographer & Early tester
Holds everything I need.
Camille Pineau
Communications manager & early tester
10 TONS
of ocean plastic removed so far.
From pollution, to solution...
A 6-step process.
The production of our ocean waste fabric uses:
86% less water
Than non-recycled fabrics.
75% less CO2
Than non-recycled fabrics.
70% less energy
Than non-recycled fabrics.
Bespoke organisation, tailored by you.
Your needs, our blueprint.
We don’t just turn waste into bags; we create solutions
shaped by you, for you. Every pocket, every zip, and every
compartment is born from your feedback, transforming
daily hassles into seamless experiences.
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Choose a bag for your every need
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Sustainably sourced, expertly crafted.
Our commitment doesn't stop at sustainability; it extends to ethical production too.
In a renowned workshop in Shenzhen, a stone's throw from where we collect the ocean waste, a 100-strong team of master craftsmen leverage over two decades of heritage in crafting exceptional bags.
Certified by ISO 9001 and SMETA, our production stands tall on ethical labor, environmental consciousness, and sheer integrity.
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Restoring balance to our atmosphere.
We actively reduce our e-commerce deliveries' carbon footprint. For each order, we calculate shipping emissions and allocate a portion of our revenue to scientifically-vetted carbon removal companies.
These firms use the funds to offset our carbon emissions, with any surplus supporting the advancement of carbon removal technologies.
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Our story
Hello,
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Early business was going well, but when I moved to Paris to study fashion design at L'école de la Chambre Syndicale, I had to put everything on hold as my sewing machine wouldn't fit in my suitcase, let alone my studio.
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