BottleBag Beach bag made of recycled rPET-material

The BottleBag Beach is developed because of the fact that people leave plastic and plastic bags on the beaches on many occasions. With the BottleBag Beach we want to raise awareness that especially single use plastic ends up into the ocean. By using the BottleBag Beach you can make a difference. Don’t leave trash and plastic bags on the beach and start reusing. Stop single use!

The BottleBag Beach is our biggest BottleBag so far. It has many extras and can carry many items inside due to its convenient size. The bag is made out of 190 rPET polyester. It is completely foldable and fits in the small pouch that is attached to the inside of the extra compartment on the outside of the bag behind the zipper. The Bottlebag Beach is 45 x 30 cm and weighs 151 grams. When folded, the BottleBag Beach is 19 x 15 cm.

The BottleBag beach is completely foldable and fits exactly inside the pouch when folded correctly. The pouch is attached to the outside of the bag. If the BottleBag is folded out, the small pouch is an extra compartment and can be used by opening the zipper. The zipper is made out of recycable iron instead of plastic.

Four options: White (1 color screen print), All Over (1 color screen print all over), PMS (in screen print), Full Color (sublimation).

MOQ: 500 PCS

Size: 45 x 30 cm

Folded size: 19 x 15 cm

Weight: 160 grams

Packaging: 50 in a box, 50 x 35 x 50 cm, 7,75 kg

DuoTone model:

MOQ: 500 PCS

Size: ​45 x 30 x 20cm / Pouch size: 19 x 15 cm

Weight:  190T RPET

Packaging: 50 in a box, 40 x 42 x 10 cm, 11 kg

Five cents of each BottleBag goes to the Plastic Soup Foundation. The PSF stimulates all possible and innovative solutions that contribute to tackling the plastic soup at the source. The plastic that ends up in the environment and ultimately in the ocean has, in their opinion, the greatest impact on the environment and measures must be taken for this. This includes reducing the amount of disposable plastic by consumers, the development of reducing the plastic footprint by companies and coming up with smart solutions for collecting plastic in natural water.

www.plasticsoupfoundation.org