
There’s nothing we love more at Inhabitat than seeing waste materials recycled into innovative new pieces. That’s why we were super excited to come across Sea Bags, a small company in Maine that recycles old sails into super cute nautical tote bags.

There’s nothing we love more at Inhabitat than seeing waste materials recycled into innovative new pieces. That’s why we were super excited to come across Sea Bags, a small company in Maine that recycles old sails into super cute nautical tote bags.
Sea Bags look very practical and sturdy, and are sure to give you that “Captains Club” look. The bags come in three sizes and can be ordered directly from the Maine-based company via phone or email >
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the idea isn’t new, edzard kramer from germany launched his label 360? in 1995, some of his stylish bags even come with informations about the ship the sail cames from. pls check his website: http://www.ed360grad.de (sorry, the whole website is in german language)
How can I buy a bag without going to Maine?
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