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Jacinto & Lirio

Jacinto & Lirio Canvas Drawstring Eco-Bags with Satin Ribbon

Jacinto & Lirio Canvas Drawstring Eco-Bags with Satin Ribbon

₱120.00
₱120.00
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Philippine Made Water Hyacinth Vegan Leather

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This Canvas Eco-bag might just be what you need to keep your items clean and protected. It comes in three different sizes so that you can fit all the items you need on-the-go. You can even use these eco-bags as a way to protect your Jacinto & Lirio clutches and handbags.

With its’ satin drawstring ribbon you can use these to give your gift wrapping the elegant look it needs.

Specifications

  • 8x8 in
  • 10x15 in
  • 12.5x18 in

Personalization

Package Contents

  • 1pc Canvas Eco-bag

Care Instructions

Corporate Giveaways

For bulk corporate orders consisting of 100pcs and above email us at: corporategiveaways@jacintoandlirio.com

For wedding and event inquiries email us at: jacintomarrieslirio@jacintoandlirio.com

For international bulk orders email us at:helloworld@jacintoandlirio.com

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REUSABLE ECO-BAG

It's all the rage these days to make your gifts look extra special and one-of-a-kind. With the variety of sizes of the eco-bag, you can use this as a bag protector or even as a sleek way to wrap your gifts.

UNISEX

Cream, Black, gray, and gold are some well known unisex colors which are used for these eco-friendly bags.

 

Jacinto & Lirio means "Hyacinth and Lily"

J&L serves as a viable environmental, social, and commercial solution for the water hyacinth infestation plaguing several communities in the Philippines.

Through the creation of functional, well-designed, Philippine-inspired plant leathergoods, enables us to help with the growth of affected communities' livelihood and extend their craft together with our designers' works to the popular market.

Water Hyacinth Leatherization Process

  • 1. Harvesting

    Use a boat to harvest Water hyacinth from an infested river

  • 2. Cut the leaves and roots

    Preparing for thorough cleaning of the stalks

  • 3. Clean the stalks

    Making sure insects and other debris are cleaned off the plant.

  • 4. Drying

    The stalks can be hanged, sun-dried or machine dried.

  • 5. Scrape the fibers

  • 6. Flattening

    The stalks are flattened using a flattening machine.

  • 7. Stick Stalks to fabric

  • 7. Ironing

    Fabric is ironed with the pasted fried flat sheet

  • 8. Anti mold

    Anti mold preventive coat is applied

  • 9. Protective top coat

    A protective top coat is applied after the anti-mold layer dries

  • 10. Sewing

    The plant leather sheet is then sewed to the fabric.