Peggy Piñatex Hand Bag

Description

Practical, ethical and with aesthetics, the Peggy Pinatex hand bag is a down-the-line win.

• Dimensions : 23 x 16 x 5,5 cm (9,05″ x 6,3″ x 2,15″).
• Closed by 2 magnet snaps.
• Inside zipped pocket for the most precious things (15x9cm – 5,9″ x 3,5″).
• Made in France in a social workshop near Cholet (44).
• Material : 100% Piñatex®, the amazing leather alternative made from recycled pineapple fibers.
• Lining soft and resistant, made in France from recycled plastic bottles, recycled cotton and recycled polyester.
• Adjustable removable strap from brass, silver (Black version) or gold (Paprika version). Maximal length : 110cm.

The inspiration

This Pinatex hand bag is named after Peggy Guggenheim (1898 – 1979), the famous 20th century art lover who dedicated her life supporting art. We hope your bag will follow you around while you develop your art.

We Love Maths

With just 1 bag, 80 pineapple leaves are recycled.

 

They wear it

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When you step outdoors, you may feel like winter is officially here so you know it’s going to be quite chilly outside. 🥶 To keep yourself warm sustainably, one of my top tips instead of buying new: is to layer! 🧥👗 Bundling up doesn’t have to mean stuffy, unflattering clothing anymore. You will see that the ancient art of layering becomes your modern smart-technology thermostat if you know how to do it properly 🙃 One of my greatest tips to remain comfortable and cosy without compromising your style is to wear a denim jacket or a faux leather jacket under your coat. Shops like @hemptailor, @armedangels, and @kingsofindigo do some amazing ethical and sustainable denim jackets, though browsing in your local charity shop or @depop is always worth it! Some amazing companies for faux leather jacket include @poetique_paris @dauntless_nyc and @ovideofficial. You will do yourself, the environment and your wallet a great service if you just think about how to re-style what you already have! ♻🌍 | 📸: @alessiachinazzo

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Passer à l'heure d'été et accueillir la neige à Bordeaux 🌨 Je n'avais jamais eu l'occasion de vous partager cette tenue éco-responsable (prise avant le confinement) alors si je pouvais et devais sortir aujourd'hui, je me serais habillée ainsi, comme une fin d'hiver, avec : – ce col roulé noir en laine française en dessous de cette petite robe portefeuille à pois en fibres ECOVERO™ par LENZING ™ (pulpe de bois) #madeinfrance par @aatise – un long manteau noir (#timeless #30wears) – des collants à pois en fibres recyclées @swedishstockings via @olly_lingerie – de grosses chaussettes en laine française @lafermedumohair – des bottines chelsea #vegan @bhavastudio – et ce sac à main noir en #piñatex @wwoworld ❝Quel temps fait-il chez vous ? ❞ #life before #quarantine #restonscheznous #confinement #stayingin #bordeaux #modeethique #sustainablefashion

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