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shopping oasis of fair trade gifts, vegan foods and organic products. |
| Hemp Bags & Purses |
Enjoy fair trade
sustainable fashion & utility for all purposes
with hemp bags and purses in a variety of colors and styles. |
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Small Hemp
City Bag |
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Just what you
need to help you stay organized as you go through your day. This
relatively small hemp bag with an adjustable shoulder strap and secure
closure holds just enough and that's a good thing. With
plenty of space, a slanted zipped compartment on the front flap for a
little pizzazz, and
three inside compartments - two with zippers - you can carry everything
you really need and still be able to find it. Made in accordance with fair trade practices in the Guatemalan highlands by an indigenous
Mayan family owned business. |
| Chocolate, Sage |
2½x7x8" |
$28.00 |
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Heavy Duty
Hemp Tote Bag |
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Whether you're
off to the market, a day at the beach, or travels around the world, this
is the bag to take along. Sturdy, well made and good looking too, this
hemp bag from Guatemala can handle heavy loads. With a sleeve pocket in
front, attached key holder inside and canvas straps long enough to wear
over the shoulder, this handy hemp bag is your ideal adventure
companion. |
| Terracotta, Sage |
14x17x6" |
$34.00 |
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Fair Trade
Colorful Hemp Purse |
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Break out with a
colorful change from the norm. Hand woven in Viet Nam with attention to
detail, this medium sized hemp purse has a magnetic snap closure and
inside zippered pocket to keep small items handy. Lined with soft hemp
fabric and adorned with thin straps just long enough to carry as a
shoulder purse, the 11x13" size is practical for so many uses. |
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11x13" |
$26.00 |
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Hemp Cell Bag |
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If you like a
place for everything, you'll appreciate this medium hemp bag for the
convenience it offers. A cell phone pocket on the side, zipped
compartment on the back and a zipped pocket on the inside with and extra
front compartment and two pen holders (or use them to keep your Herbon
Aromatherapy Pens handy) make this a perfect bag for men or women.
Adjustable shoulder strap and adjustable front closure. Made in
accordance with fair trade practices in the Guatemalan highlands by an indigenous
Mayan family owned business. |
| Moss, Black |
3½x8x8" |
$40.00 |
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Verona Bag |
| A generously
sized hemp bag with three zipped compartments, one inside the flap, and one
open compartment. Long adjustable strap and self sticking fabric closure on
flap. Waterproofed. |
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Indigo/Gray
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4x8x11" |
$38.00 |
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Sorrento Purse |
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Eco-fashion
combines with utility in this great looking hemp purse. Snap closure in
front with a self sticking fabric pocket on the flap for security, zipped pocket in
back and three zipped compartments with an inside zippered pocket as
well. Things will stay where you put them in this sturdy, waterproofed
bag with an adjustable shoulder strap. |
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Natural/Acorn |
| 5x8x11" |
$54.00 |
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Hemp Small Padded Shoulder Bag |
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Pockets,
compartments and a detachable strap in a padded hemp bag that's handy without being
bulky. Great for a small camera or special items that need extra
protection. Zippered pockets in front, brass fittings, waterproofed. |
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Blue
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3x8x10"
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$32.00
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Hemp Day Purse |
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A
simple and fashionably good sized hemp purse to carry
lots of things comfortably. Outside zipped pocket, zipper on top,
brass fittings. Waterproofed. 6x11x13" |
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Natural
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$40.00 |
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Hemp
Field Bag |
| Two zippered compartments, a key
keeper, back sleeve pocket & adjustable shoulder strap. Just the
right size and a convenient
bag for many uses. 6x9x2" |
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Sage |
$21.00 |
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Indigenous to Asia, hemp is one of the
oldest sources of textile fiber. Hemp was known as the king of fiber
bearing plants and the standard by which all other fibers were measured.
Besides clothing, hemp was widely used for sailcloth and rope because of
it's strong fibers. Much of the hemp used in the early United States was
grown in Kentucky, Missouri and Illinois. At different times it was
grown in thirteen states across the country. The Marihuana Tax
Act of
1938 was a result of pressure from newspaper baron W.R. Hearst, among
others, who
viewed hemp as a rival to his wood based paper production, essentially
ending hemp production in the US. A small hemp fiber industry continued
in Wisconsin until 1958. In many places hemp grows wild,
offering opportunities for indigenous people to create hemp clothes,
hemp bags and
products. Hemp cultivation does not require any fertilizer or chemical
inputs and
produces a multipurpose fixed oil from the seeds that contains ideal
amounts of Omega oils and essential fatty acids. It's strong fibers, in
addition to making an ideal textile material, can be used to produce
paper products, livestock feed and bedding, foods, nutritional
supplements and body care products. Garuda International offers wonderfully durable hemp bags,
hemp packs and hemp wallets in a variety of styles and colors. |

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Be the change you want to
see in the world. Gandhi
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