Shupatto Compact Bag M - Recycled Serious

Shupatto - Cape Point

Made of 100% Post Consumer Recycled Material, the Cape Point is part of Shupatto's 2024 Imaginary Island collection.

Rock surfaces of the cape and flowers blooming on the hills. This design is the combination of the nature environment you experience on the calm day walking the route to the Cape Point. Close your eyes, take a deep breath, you will calmly sense the sea breeze and the scent of Mother Earth at the Cape Point.

More Enviromental Efficient Than Ever Before!

It has the same quality and shape of the Shupatto but made with more positive environmental impact.
The material is made of plastic waste gathered from our daily lives and recycled using authorized methods. The manufacture process of our recycled Shupatto is traceable.

Folds down in seconds!

Shupatto is the innovative "One-Pull" foldable bag designed in Japan.

It is cleverly designed with accordion pleats enabling the bag to expand into a big and roomy piece while instantly closing flat by just pulling both ends of the bag.

Size: Medium

This is the ideal size for everyday use. It is surprisingly big and is helpful in carrying your cake or anything similar that comes with a bulky, square box.

It is made to be carried the day in and day out, and its tiny shape, when not in use, allows it to fit practically any place.

The bag folds down neatly and quickly in a second like magic - just one-pull and roll!

Saves time and space, and say goodbye to a single-use plastic bag!

Material:

100% Recycled Polyester

Carrying Capacity:

Volume: 15L
Weight Capacity: 5kg / 11lb

Specifications:

Medium:
Approx. 35cm × 30cm (When fully opened)
Approx. 8cm x 6cm (When folded)

*Fully opened size may vary depending on the carrying content.

Machine-washable (Max temp: 30degrees C)
The accordion pleats endure machine washing over 100 times, and still fold down in a second, ensuring a long-lasting product.
Quick-drying
Reusable / Foldable
Compact and lightweight
Winner of the iF DESIGN AWARD 2017 & reddot award 2016