Organic Cotton. Social Good.
You'll fall for these bags because they're lovely. But you'll use them and gift because they're amazing (and plastic-free!). And... you'll feel good about it because at the root, is a company committed to doing good for their community.
Storing crispy rolls or round sourdough loaves in a breathable bag will help preserve the crispy quality of the bread and will make delicious crunchy toast once stale.
Imagine the next time you're invited to dinner with family or friends, showing up with a fresh boule or rolls, lovingly wrapped in this hand-printed, artsy bag—that if you're really nice, you can leave behind as a hostess gift. Seriously, you'll want to buy one for you and a handful for gifts.
Based in Cape Town South Africa, Spaza's functional handmade products are made by women in home industries, empowering care givers to earn an income while remaining available at home for their families and present in their communities.
WHAT'S GOOD?
- Reusable — lasts and lasts
- Adjustable — fits various shapes and sizes
- Breathable — no sweating or condensation
- Healthy — no toxins
- Washable
- Plastic-free
- Screen-printed and sewn by hand
- Biodegradable/Compostable
- 100% GOTS Certified organic cotton
- Made in South Africa by Spaza, a company that cares about people and the environment
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BORING (BUT USEFUL) STUFF
Dimensions: Drawstring bag, 11.5" square
Care instructions: Machine wash, air or tumble dry as required.
WHAT DOES IT REPLACE?
Plastic containers, plastic wrap, plastic baggies, aluminum foil. Plus, it looks way better. :)
MATERIALS
100% GOTS Certified Organic Cotton
PACKAGING
Kraft paper bag. Please recycle.
SOURCE
Made in South Africa
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Spaza designs functional everyday household items guided by environmental kindness and the upliftment of people.
Spaza (pronounced spawzah) is a South African township word for an informal shop selling everyday items, usually from home.
Based in Cape Town South Africa, Spaza's functional handmade products are made by women in home industries, empowering care givers to earn an income while remaining available at home for their families and present in their communities.
Founded by Julia Schaffer in 2013, the designs are inspired by Julia’s daily tasks and a need for alternatives to disposable household items. The products are designed by Julia with careful consideration for the natural, sustainable, raw materials that are locally available.
If it feels familiar, it's sister company is Halo. And yes, we sell their covers.
