Rather than relying on the world’s limited resources to manufacture new fabrics, LOOPTWORKS uses top quality, excess materials and components that already exist. The latest transit collection features a combination of nylon and Polyurethane harvested from excess materials generated by the apparel and bag manufacturing process.
The limited edition and numbered collection includes:
Daili
A “do-it-all” bag with the versatility to haul with ease, the Daili Transit Pack is a rugged daypack with plenty of room for a laptop, gym gear and everything in between. (MSRP $99.99)
Nansha
The Nansha is a convertible tote that works at the grocery store, the yoga studio and even the office. With a dedicated space for a yoga mat, water bottle and laptop, it begs to be used for anything and everything. Tote straps tuck away, transforming the Nansha into a backpack, perfect for the urban bike commuter. (MSRP $79.99)
Kishi
The Kishi Mobile Tablet Sleeve is straight to the point and burly enough to protect a tablet from the hazards of the morning commute. Available in 7”, 10” and 11” sizes. (MSRP $29.99 for the 7” and $34.99 for 10” and 11”)
About Looptworks
Launched in August 2009, Looptworks is a groundbreaking business that upcycles abandoned materials into meaningful, long-lasting and limited-edition products. By re-using the world’s pre-consumer excess, the U.S.-based company aims to rid the world of waste while inspiring a generation to reduce their impact on the planet. The inaugural collection, created from 100 percent, top-quality, excess materials and components, consists of 20 apparel pieces for both men and women. Initial styles include jackets, hoodies, skirts, shirts and graphic t-shirts. Apparel industry veterans lead the company
Written By: Julie Atherton
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