Survive Design Robots In Love Organic Cotton Reusable Shopping Bag keeps your shopping trips free of wasteful single use plastic bags.

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Survive Design Robots In Love Reusable Shopping Bag

Survive Design Robots In Love Organic Cotton Reusable Shopping Bag

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Styling:: Dual handle construction, reinforced bound seams, large capacity, inside pocket
Fit:: 17.5 x 19 x 7
Color:: Fuschia with green straps
Made from:: Organic cotton
Made in:: India
Eco Benefits:: Sustainable company, organic cotton, sweatshop-free

Price $30.00

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Survive Design Reusable Shopping Bags

Survive Design offers creative and functional products that are as much about
fashion and design as they are about the environment. They believe that
workers should be paid a fair wage and have safe working conditions. They
believe that the consumer shouldn't have to compromise on quality or style
in order to shop ethically.

The Founders

David Todd grew up in England and the United States and studied English
and classical violin at Oberlin College. He has lived in Brooklyn NY and
Berkeley CA since 2000, working as an accessories designer on both coasts.
He is an avid Urban cyclist and he believes that cities can be
laboratories for modern sustainability. Survive Design is his way of using
his skills to create products that embody style in balance with nature.

Shana Kent is from Kansas City, where she studied Graphic Design,
Illustration, and Metalsmithing at the University of Kansas. Early in her
career, she honed her skills designing jewelry, housewares, handbags,
product displays, and packaging. Since moving to New York in 2002, she has
worked as a designer, creative director, and VP for a variety of
accessories companies. Shana has been traveling overseas for more than 10
years, working in factories and design houses, and she knows the benefits
and challenges for workers in the global economy. She has seen the
constant over-development of new products and the use of toxic materials
and treatments used to create the "next new thing". For Shana, Survive
Design is a way to take her passion for design and pair it with a
commitment to the environment and workers to create "friendly fashion".