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On the coat tails of Anya Hindmarch’s “I’m not a plastic bag” comes Bagladies. Created in response to both the visual despair of people carrying lower end chain store or supermarket green bags and the need to be environmentally friendly, Bagladies aim to reclaim the tote bag in a more aestehtically pleasing way. My favourite is the handy baby bag References: bagladies.au Filed In: |
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