Cement6
Animal Feed/Cement Bag Classic Duffel
Animal Feed/Cement Bag Classic Duffel
Pickup available at Provincetown
Usually ready in 24 hours
Built for adventure, this durable and sustainable duffel bag is perfect for the gym or travel. Thoughtfully designed, it features a fully lined interior, an adjustable shoulder strap, sturdy hand straps, two zippered pockets (one interior), two interior pouches, and mesh side pockets for extra storage. Compact yet spacious, it fits easily in an overhead compartment on a plane.
Each bag is handcrafted in Cambodia from upcycled cement and farming bags that would have otherwise ended up in a landfill. These materials have already lived a full life, making every bag completely unique—variations in color and pattern placement add to its character. Imperfections should be celebrated as part of the story.
The water-resistant material is built to last, softening and developing a well-loved look over time. While rare, slight color transfer is possible. For best care, hand wash and air dry.
Designed for function and crafted with purpose, this bag is made to go wherever you do.
Measurements: 11" diameter x 21" long.
Each of these items is different. The images shown are sample photos and do not show the exact item you are purchasing. Because each is handmade using upcycled materials, you should understand that the product you receive will vary in appearance.
About Cement6
About Cement6
Jeremy and Susannah, the co-founders and designers behind Cement6, met while building a house in Haiti during college.
While in Southeast Asia, Susannah saw heaps of discarded cement and farming bags cluttering streets. She later met a talented woman at the night market who was transforming this trash into unique tote bags. An idea was born.
Working with artisans in Cambodia, CEMENT6 creates a sustainable, quality product while paying a living wage to over 40 men and women in Phnom Penh. This Nashville-based company also partners with groups that help the poor with basic necessities and teach orphaned youths the skills needed to lead independent, self-sufficient lives.
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