Solo New York used the recent CES 2020 trade show to announce the debut of a new line of sustainable bags, Re:cycled Collection. The line uses repurposed plastic bottles to create stylish and sustainable bags. Each bag, depending on the size, uses three–eight plastic bottles. According to Solo New York, the first production run is responsible for the recycling of 90,000 water bottles.
The brand takes sustainability a step further with the promise to plant a tree for every bag sold in the Re:cycled line. The line launched a few different styles. The Re:vive Mini Backpack, the Re:store Tote and the Re:move Duffel retail for $24.99, $54.99 and $64.99 respectively.
Solo New York is not just touting sustainability to sell this single line. The company’s headquarters is 100 percent solar powered and the company has a strict no single-use plastic bottle policy. In addition, all products are shipped in recycled corrugated cardboard.
“Sustainability and our net green impact are part of our brand DNA, and we’re dedicated to moving forward and adding new, more environmentally friendly programs and initiatives every year,” said Serkan Anders, vice president, marketing, Solo New York.
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