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Mar
5
It looks like recycled craft trends are making their way into the products of mainstream manufacturers. You’ve likely seen — or even own — Keen footwear, but did you know that the company creates a fashionable line of bags? Keen uses a number of green materials in its bags, such as recycled rice paper, shown woven into this Kearney daypack.
Technorati Tags: Keen, rice paper, rice bag, shoes, daypack, backpack
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i love the backpack featured above, “kearney”, and i believe the maker is keen. does anybody know where i can purchase one or one similar to it??????