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Ganni Launches the 'Bou' Bag Made from Orange and Cacti Waste

Ganni has unveiled the new ‘Bou’ bag, a sustainably produced accessory made from cacti waste and recycled plastic. The ‘Bou’ bag debuted during Ganni's autumn/winter 2023 runway presentation at Copenhagen Fashion Week, boasting a hexagonal shape and materials from Ohoskin, an Italian fabric start-up. On the island of Sicily, where Ohoskin is based, orange and cactus farming waste are blended with recycled plastic to make plant-based coated cloth.

The Ohoskin fabric was used to create the ‘Bou’ bag, giving the accessory a stylish and sustainable edge over most.

"This bag is really what Ganni is all about. We really wanted to design something that speaks to a modern luxury mindset. We wanted to create a really unique design that still carries the Ganni DNA, something that feels easy, playful, but still sophisticated. A bag made to follow you everywhere," said Ditte Reffstrup, creative director at Ganni.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Bags - The trend in producing bags made of cactus waste and recycled plastic has been popularized by Ganni through their 'Bou' bag.
2. Plant-based Fashion - The fashion industry is embracing plant-based materials like cactus waste to create eco-friendly clothes and accessories.
3. Circular Economy - The Ohoskin fabric made from cactus waste and recycled plastic exemplifies the circular economy trend of using waste as resources in sustainable production.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry has the opportunity to revolutionize the way clothes and accessories are made by utilizing plant-based materials to reduce environmental impact.
2. Sustainability - Businesses that prioritize sustainability have the opportunity to create products that cater to consumers who value eco-friendliness and conscious consumption.
3. Circular Economy Startups - Startups that innovate and utilize waste from industries such as agriculture and convert them into useful products will be key players in the circular economy trend.

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