Cherry Reusable Bag

Cherry Reusable Bag
This high-strength, ultra-lightweight reusable bag is made from six recycled plastic bottles, offering a spacious and sustainable alternative to single-use bags, and it's from Original Duckhead, a brand known for its commitment to material innovation.
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Meet The Extra Bag, originally handmade from surplus material from Original Duckhead's umbrella canopies. Due to popular demand, each one of these versatile reusable bags is now crafted from six recycled plastic bottles.
This bag is designed for durability and convenience, making it perfect for a variety of uses, from trips to the farmers' market or the beach, to the gym or a romantic picnic. Its high-strength and ultra-lightweight design means it can spaciously fit anything you need to carry, without adding extra bulk.
- Made from 6 recycled plastic bottles
- High-strength and ultra-lightweight
- Spacious design for versatile use

About Our Brand Original Duckhead
Original Duckhead set out to tackle the pervasive issue of disposable umbrellas, which often fail after minimal use, contributing to unnecessary waste. They transform this rainy-day necessity into a durable, aesthetically pleasing accessory, ensuring functionality is matched with joy and thoughtful design.
What truly distinguishes Original Duckhead is their unwavering commitment to material innovation. Each umbrella is meticulously handmade using recycled, recyclable, biodegradable, and sustainably sourced components, ensuring a product built to endure beyond a single season. This dedication to quality materials and traditional craftsmanship sets them apart in a market often dominated by fleeting trends.
As a woman-owned and led company, Original Duckhead's ethos is deeply rooted in thoughtful design and responsible production. They believe that a well-made, fit-for-purpose umbrella can be both practical and a cherished item, fostering a more sustainable approach to how we view and use our everyday essentials.
