Baggu Nylon Duffle Bag Coffee

Details
A duffle bag in purse form. The Nylon Duffle Bag is compact, durable, and easy to carry multiple ways. Its cylindrical shape holds as much as our Nylon Bowler Bag, with three interior pockets and four exterior pockets to keep you organized. Carry it by hand or use the crossbody strap to go hands-free—it fits your phone, keys, wallet, glasses case, and water bottle.

● Internal key leash
● 11” zipper opening
● 48” crossbody strap, 15” padded top handles, strap drop 5.75"
● Recycled heavyweight nylon exterior & recycled ripstop nylon lining
● Dimensions: H: 6.6” x W 11.8” x L 6.6”
● Interior zip pocket and two slip pockets
● Machine washable

Materials
Recycled Nylon

Starting with our Spring 2022 collection, all of our ripstop nylon styles are now made with 100% recycled nylon filament yarn (up from 40% recycled before). This 100% recycled nylon yarn is produced from pre-consumer waste, which saves scrap material from being landfilled, conserves petroleum resources, and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

Design and Materials
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BAGGU began in 2007 making durable reusable shopping bags. With limited resources in our early years, we focused on minimizing waste in our production practices. Today, we continue to design for minimal material waste while working with our manufacturers to develop products using more recycled materials, and maintaining the quality, function, and value our customers expect.
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DESIGN

Minimal Waste Design

To minimize waste and increase durability, our reusable bags are assembled from one continuous piece of recycled nylon material, with the neck of the bag used to construct the carrying pouch. This is one of the ways in which we work to eliminate waste during the actual construction of our products, and we are working to better implement this idea across our entire product line.

Designing For Longevity

Designing bags sustainably means designing them to last. We want every bag we make to live a long, productive life so we prioritize quality, ensuring our materials and construction hold up over time and age with character. We also do this by staying true to our creative vision at any given moment — we always want the things we make to feel timely and relevant, but we do our best to avoid chasing trends.

As Few Materials as Possible

We intentionally design into a limited set of core materials. This lets us put more resources into the development of each fabrication, understand its social and environmental impact, and verify it's long-term durability. By buying deeper into fewer fabric stocks, we can avoid fabric waste and reduce the cost of recycled fabrica8-10204-91064-3 tions.