The main body of the bag is made from high quality organic cotton. The base and inner lining are made from Ocean-Bound Plastic that is collected and processed in India, close to the communities working on mangrove restoration. The bag is also produced in India, keeping the supply chain near the source of the recovered plastic.

Spot clean with mild soap and cold water, then allow the bag to air dry. Avoid machine washing, bleaching or tumble drying to protect the structure of the cotton and the OBP lining. Store it in a dry place when not in use.

One mangrove is planted for every bag purchased. Mangroves help absorb carbon dioxide, protect coastlines from erosion and cyclones, and create habitats that support rich biodiversity. Their roots also help stabilise the soil, which strengthens the safety and livelihoods of nearby communities.  Schools and families in the area are part of this wider ecosystem of care, as healthier coastlines create safer living conditions and a more stable environment for future generations.

Each bag supports the Sagar Island Mangrove Reforestation Project in India, led by the Prameya Foundation. The project aims to restore 10 hectares of degraded land through the planting of 200,000 mangrove trees. The work brings together local expertise and community effort, from selecting and preparing the site to nursing propagules in a nearby nursery run by local women.