Sustainable bag Oh Crab Made from recycled bed linen

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"Humor in hand, sustainability over your shoulder."

Sturdy, sustainable, and with a sense of humor! This spacious, sturdy bag made of recycled cotton features long handles, a zipper closure, an interior zippered pocket, and a keyring. Perfect for groceries, a day at the beach, school, or work. The sustainable "Oh Crab" bag is the one that carries it all… even your mood!

Features sustainable bag "Oh Crab".

- Strong and durable: made from recycled cotton, good for you and the environment.
- Spacious shopper: plenty of room for groceries, books or work supplies.
- Long handles: comfortable to carry over the shoulder.
- Convenient zipper: keeps everything safely inside.
- Inner zip pocket: for phone, wallet or small essentials.
- Practical keyring: key ring always within reach.
- Multifunctional: perfect as a beach bag, shopper, school bag or work bag.

With this bag you not only carry your belongings, but also a touch of humor and sustainability with you.

Specifications of the sustainable bag "Oh Crab".

Made from recycled bed linen and tablecloths.
Shopper dimensions: 54x40x18 cm.
The entire bag can be closed with a good zipper.
Including inner lining and inner pocket with zipper.
Includes keyring with FREE carabiner.

Free shipping within 1 business day!

Make the world cleaner with your donation to The Great Bubble Barrier

We believe reusing materials is a given, so we made our bags from recycled bed linens and tablecloths. This shopper is spacious and big enough for a family's daily groceries. The material is durable, and the long handles make it easy to carry over the shoulder. The sustainable Oh Crab shopper is lined. The printing is done using screen printing with non-toxic, water-based paint.

You'll wear the sustainable Oh Crab tote bag with pride. Because it makes you look stylish and you're proud of your contribution to The Great Bubble Barrier.

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