Non-Woven Earth Tote Bag

The bag is made from 80 GSM non-woven polypropylene, a material designed for repeated reuse rather than single trips. Stitched side and bottom seams help it hold shape under weight over many uses. Buyers pick it when they want a giveaway that stays in circulation instead of the trash.

Wipe the bag with a damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry it flat, since non-woven polypropylene should not go through a hot machine dryer. Avoid soaking it, because heat and heavy agitation can weaken the bonded fibers. Spot cleaning keeps the printed design looking sharp.

The printed blue globe with green continents ties directly to sustainability and environmental themes, so the design reinforces the event message. Reusable totes also replace disposable bags at the event itself, which supports the cause you are promoting. Add your logo beside the globe to link your brand to the effort.

At 16 inches wide, 12 inches high, and 6 inches deep, the body fits groceries, conference handouts, books, or daily essentials. The 6 inch gusset lets it stand and carry boxed or bulky items. The 28 inch handles clear a shoulder even when the bag is full.

Yes, the front offers an 11 and a half inch by 8 inch imprint area for your logo or message alongside the globe design. Simple, bold artwork prints best on the textured surface. Send a vector file so edges stay crisp at that size.

Non-woven polypropylene is lighter and lower in cost than woven fabric or cotton canvas, which makes it practical for large giveaway quantities. Woven and canvas bags feel more substantial but raise the per-unit price. For high-volume events where reach matters more than heft, non-woven is the common choice.

Yes, the water-repellent surface and stitched seams handle canned goods and produce, and the wide base keeps items upright. Food banks and co-ops often brand these to encourage repeat visits. Order in bulk so you can restock handouts through the year.