‘I Am Not Plastic Bag’ By Anya Hindmarch
London-based designer Anya Hindmarch’s designed ‘I Am Not Plastic Bag’ eco tote in 2007, he tried to influence people not to use the plastic bags. The bags were big hit with around 80,000 pieces sold in one day. He was been awarded to create environmental awareness among people by MBE(Member of British Empire). The tote was being priced at a mere five pounds ($6.69 US) and was made using organic cotton.
Ashley Watson Floral Bag
Ashley Watson floral bag, this bag is a part of collection from Paris Fashion Week Spring 2008. These bags are made of Stella’s eco-friendly faux leather. I like the shape of the bag with lots of colourful flowers. Bag is much roomy and can carry good. These kinds of eco friendly handbags are moreover priced less then the usual range of the designers. Daisies, bluebonnets, chrysanthemums With wedgewood blue trim are some of the specialty of this eco friendly handbags.
Marc By Marc Jacobs Hippy Miss Marc & Penguin
These are my favourite eco friendly bags with a sweet ecofreindly message. There the latest Fall 2008 bags from the designer’s second, these eco friendly bags are less expensive then the normal line of Marc by Marc Jacobs. First one representing a girl creating awareness on one chance to save the earth. Second tote with a cute penguin appealing to save the pole. These cute stuff are good enough to call yourself eco friendly.
Samsara Eco-Friendly Designer Bags
A new range of designer handbags have been started by Matt & Nat that not only is produced with the environment and animal welfare in mind, but One Dollar from each bag is donated to charity. Bold styling of these handbags will surely appeal the fashion lovers. Available in bold colours like plum, black, tomato, chocolate, brown. Fine detailing and pebbled textures are the plus point in this eco friendly handbag. The collection is more affordable than Matt & Nat usual collection. Its pricing starts from $40-$140.
Ecoist
These bags are known as Candy wrapper handbag made up from misprinted or discontinued snack bags, soda labels and candy wrappers. Mexican artisans have woven this waste material beautifully into a stylish handbags. Colour and production changes according to the availability of wrappers. Company will be soon launching few limited editions. The eco-friendly attitude doesn’t stop at recycling, Ecoist also plants a tree for every bag sold. Not only handbags company is also willing to start of with various accessories.
