The festival bag from Paper Bag Co

I’m lucky enough to have several bags from Cotton Bag Co which are sustainable, super stylish and always very useful. The jute Selfie Bag is probably my favourite, as the colours and patterns are so bright and vibrant on the natural material. I’ve recently been trying out the Festival Bag from their sister company, the Paper Bag Co.

Festival Bag from Paper Bag Co

The company is strong on ethics, supplying reusable paper bags either for marketing purposes or other fun ideas like the festival bag. Paper Bag Co cares deeply about the environment, and is an FSC® certified company. This means they only source paper from sustainable forests that meet the highest standards of forest management.

The ‘Leave No Trace’ festival bag is perfect for those who love camping, travelling, and of course festivals! But it is the idea way to blend these activities with a love of the planet, as a way to keep ecological impact to a minimum.

The first uber-cool thing to know about the bag is that is a paper zip lock rucksack. Yet it is waterproof, which is obviously a great help living in the UK! It is full of necessities made from natural and biodegradable materials.

What’s inside?

Inside you will find:

• 100% GOTS organic cotton T-shirt printed with water based inks
• Foldable wheat cup that you can rinse and reuse
• Pocket for valuables
• Washbag full of hygiene essentials including toothpaste tablets and a bamboo toothbrush
• Compostable cornstarch poncho
• Biodegradable glitter
• Toilet roll, which is always handy!

The bag is such a fun idea and I’m looking forward to taking it camping in the spring. It would also make a super gift especially for those who love the outdoors, but want to preserve nature as much as they can.

Big thumbs up to Paper Bag Co for such a great idea. Other brilliant bags you may want to check out include the foodie bag, which contains a fantastic kit to help improve food photography.

I was gifted a Festival bag for the purposes of this review. As always, my reviews remain honest and are not influenced by the provision of free products.