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Mini Animal Feed/Cement Bag Remix Sling
Mini Animal Feed/Cement Bag Remix Sling
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We LOVE the original Remix Sling, so when Jeremy and Susannah teased us with a new smaller version months before it was released, the wait almost killed us! This little sibling to the Remix has all of the same featured packed into a smaller space. You can still wear it as a backpack, sling, or crossbody—plus the compact size makes it a great fanny pack/waist bag, too.
Like the original, the Mini Remix has a convertible strap with four heavy-duty D-rings, and multiple zipper compartments. It’s almost like they they hit the original bag with a shrinking ray! Where you used to have to decide which bag you took, now you can take this one and change it as needed!
This bag is made from upcycled cement and animal feed bags that would have otherwise ended up in a landfill. They have lived a full life prior to their transformation. Each item is one of a kind, so coloring & pattern placement may vary. Imperfections should be celebrated. The material is water resistant & durable. We recommend hand washing & air drying. Items will soften & slightly fade with time and constant wear, giving it a unique, well-loved look. It is rare but possible for transfer of coloring to take place.
Measurements: 5.5" x 7.5" x 2".
These are made to look very similar or identical. The item you are purchasing should look like the one shown in the picture(s).
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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