Upcycled fabric bike bag

Upcycled Fabric Bicycle Bag Made in France

This bicycle bag, made from fabric salvaged from local production facilities and proudly manufactured in France, perfectly combines sustainability, style, and functionality. Measuring 45 cm high (when open) and 28 cm wide, this bag offers generous space for carrying your essentials on your bike rides. Featuring a secure seatbelt-style closure and an adjustable attachment with hooks at the back, it ensures safe and stable transport. The adjustable handle provides comfortable carrying, while the small front pocket with a zipper offers quick access to small items. Finally, adorned with the brand label at the bottom right, this bag embodies a commitment to quality and French craftsmanship.

Made in France in a Social Integration Workshop

The association workshop provides socio-professional integration for people facing difficulties through a sewing workshop. Furthermore, the workshop addresses an environmental issue: upcycling by salvaging tarpaulins destined for incineration or landfill. This led the association to establish a partnership with local shade sail manufacturers, thereby rescuing several kilograms of tarpaulins destined for disposal.

Details and composition:

• Made in France
• Handmade in an ESAT by people in professional reintegration
• Recycled materials 
• Dimensions: 45 cm high (when open) x 28 cm wide x 9.5 cm deep
• Seatbelt-style closure
• Adjustable attachment with hooks at the back
• Adjustable handle
• Small front pocket with zipper closure
• Brand label at the bottom right of the bag
• Bottom fabric: recycled tarpaulin, waterproof and durable fabric.

Other bicycle accessory: Bicycle seat cover

The garment workshop is an association that promotes the socio-professional integration of disadvantaged people through sewing activities. As part of an eco-responsible approach, the workshop is also committed to upcycling by collecting tarpaulins destined for incineration or disposal. This approach has led the association to collaborate with local shade sail manufacturers, thereby saving several kilograms of tarpaulins from being abandoned.