This upcycled suit tote is named Michael after the inept boss Michael Scott from the television show The Office. This kitschy little number was made by the good people at Poketo. Large enough to comfortably house a laptop and a slew of everyday miscellaneous doodads, this bag is not only stylishly eco-friendly, it is also incredibly functional.
Made using vintage suiting and cotton and silk shirts, this adorable bag is made entirely out of preloved items. The upcycled suit tote was made in conjunction with a South Korean non-profit program and all of the profits made from the sale of this bag will be directly donated to eco-awareness programs.
Now you can look fly and do your part for the environment at the same time with this endearing and wonderfully useful upcycled suit tote named Michael from Poketo.
What's Driving This Trend
- Upcycled Fashion
- There is an opportunity for innovative upcycled fashion designs using preloved items like vintage suiting and shirts.
- Eco-friendly Products
- Creating functional and stylish eco-friendly products, like the upcycled suit tote, can attract environmentally conscious consumers.
- Socially Conscious Shopping
- Consumers are increasingly interested in purchasing products that support non-profit programs and eco-awareness initiatives.
Who This Affects Most
- Sustainable Fashion
- The sustainable fashion industry can explore upcycling techniques to create unique and eco-friendly products like upcycled suit totes.
- Accessories
- The accessories industry can incorporate upcycled materials to produce stylish and functional products like the upcycled suit tote.
- Non-profit Programs
- Non-profit organizations and programs focused on eco-awareness can partner with fashion brands to create upcycled products and receive donations for their initiatives.
