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We are open for orders but please expect a delay in delivery. To comply with government guidelines our shipping services have been paused till 1st May 2021.
We are open for orders but please expect a delay in delivery. To comply with government guidelines our shipping services have been paused till 1st May 2021.
Dvija, in Sanskrit, means a second life and that’s what this bag is all about. Breathing new life into recycled and upcycled materials, the Dvija tote has been designed with khesh, an upcycled material made from old cotton sarees, and balanced with upcycled leather panels.
With multiple compartments and pockets, this is the perfect work companion as it can easily carry laptops, files, notebooks and other work essentials while still leaving room for more. Spacious, stylish and kind to the planet, this laptop tote is the only green bag you’ll ever need.
zero waste production
upcycled
recycled
low carbon footprint
ethical production
Almost all materials used in the making of this product are sustainable. Some materials like the glue used, threads and the hardware are currently not but we are looking to replace them with sustainable alternatives.
Khesh is a traditional form of weaving that finds its roots in the Birbhum district of West Bengal. The beauty about Khesh is that no two materials look the same and only once the fabric is woven can it be appreciated in its full beauty.
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We use leather scraps that would otherwise find their way into a landfill. We only collect the scrap leather from factories that are REACH compliant to ensure there is no compromise on quality or safety.
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Eco friendly zippers recycled from PET bottles and other post-consumer materials.
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Handwoven fabrics made using recycled and post-consumer recycled yarn. All fabrics are woven on traditional handlooms that do not require electricity, thereby reducing the carbon footprint.
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True to our promise of being mindful, we craft all our products on demand so that our inventory is minimal, which means minimal wastage. Yes, the product reaches you a little later, but it’s well worth the wait.
