the north face recycles pre-used tents to create latest bag collection
each bag is constructed from different parts of recycled tents in an effort to reduce man-made waste. as a result, each item features a unique design and patina.
the north face has teamed up with british designer christopher raeburn for a collection of eco-friendly accessories. the collection of bags includes three different designs all made from a recycled TNF tent.
images courtesy of the north face
designs include two tote bags, one of which is a large holdall-style, and a drawstring bag, all in predominantly yellow colorways. key features include the iconic TNF artwork and logo, as well as ‘RÆBURN/RECYCLED’ branded straps. there is an internal pocket for additional storage and each bag can be packed away into a small pocket pouch.
each bag is constructed from different parts of recycled tents in an effort to reduce man-made waste. as a result, each item features a unique design and patina. the collection is already available from the north face website and christopher raeburn’s own domain. prices range between £80 and £135 depending on the model chosen.
project info
company: the north face
designer: christopher raeburn
type: bags
price: £80 – £135
