Made from the new Envirosax RPET fabric (which contains recycled plastic), the Minisax has been designed to be a reusable lunch bag. It even has a cute little takeaway coffee cup holder built into the design. A great alternative to single-use plastic lunch bags!

Did you know?

• Australians use approximately 4 billion plastic bags a year, or 10 million new bags each day. (Source: Clean Up Australia, Plastic Bag Fact Sheet, 2010).

Size:

• Bag dimensions: 20cm x 23.5cm (unrolled); 10 x 12cm (in pouch)
• Weight capacity: 10kg

Key Features:

• New RPET certified fabric has 45% recycled content (mainly from plastic bottles)
• Eco-friendly inks and dyes used in the printing of the bags
• Helps to minimise lunch and take-away bag wastage
• Cute coffee cup holder built into the design
• Cup holder doubles as a foldaway mechanism so that you can tuck the bag into its own mini pouch for easy storage
• Super convenient & water resistant
• Fashionable & fun – a great gift idea!
• Tested for strength & safety (holds up to 10kg in weight)
• Fully washable – wont fade (cold wash, line dry recommended)
• Carbon offset by planting rainforest trees
• Ethically made

More About Envirosax RPET Fabric:

• Maximising reuse and minimising wastage, the MiniSax evolved from the utilisation of remaining fabric from the creation of the Slingsax bags. 
• The Envirosax RPET fabric is a mix of 55% flat filament polyester and 45% Repreve® polyester.
• The 45% Repreve® in the Envirosax RPET is made up of 100% recycled product, with 80% pre-consumer and 20% post-consumer recycled polyester content (mainly plastic bottles).
• In addition, the recycled content in the Repreve® fabric has been tested and certified by the Scientific Certification Systems (SCS) and Oeka-Tex. It also meets FTC guidelines for recycled products.

Materials Used:

• Envirosax RPET - is a mix of 55% flat filament polyester & 45% Repreve® polyester; eco-friendly inks & dyes (free from carcinogenic amides).

Eco Tips:

Recycling:

• Polyester bags can be recycled, so please contact your local council for recycling options.