Organic Cotton Pink & Green Christmas Gift Pouch
A sustainable and whimsical alternative to wrapping paper. Reusable over and over again, and a gift in itself! Great to hold lots of small gifts, beauty products, stationery, sweets and chocolates and so much more!
♦ FEATURES
- Handmade with 100% organic cotton OEKO-TEX 100 certified fabric.
- Digitally printed design of mistletoe in pastel shades.
- Printed using ECOCERT GOTS certified ink.
- Tied with eco-satin ribbon. The ribbon has been manufactured from recycled plastic bottles.
A sustainable and whimsical alternative to wrapping paper. Reusable over and over again, and a gift in itself! Great to hold lots of small gifts, beauty products, stationery, sweets and chocolates and so much more!
♦ FEATURES
- Handmade with 100% organic cotton OEKO-TEX 100 certified fabric.
- Digitally printed design of mistletoe in pastel shades.
- Printed using ECOCERT GOTS certified ink.
- Tied with eco-satin ribbon. The ribbon has been manufactured from recycled plastic bottles.
A sustainable and whimsical alternative to wrapping paper. Reusable over and over again, and a gift in itself! Great to hold lots of small gifts, beauty products, stationery, sweets and chocolates and so much more!
♦ FEATURES
- Handmade with 100% organic cotton OEKO-TEX 100 certified fabric.
- Digitally printed design of mistletoe in pastel shades.
- Printed using ECOCERT GOTS certified ink.
- Tied with eco-satin ribbon. The ribbon has been manufactured from recycled plastic bottles.
♦ FAQs: HOW ARE THE POUCHES SUSTAINABLE AND ECO-FRIENDLY?
- The fabric used is OEKO-TEX 100 certified which means it has been independently tested to ensure they do not contain over 300 harmful substances.
- The fabric has been printed using ECOCERT GOTS certified inks. This means they have been independently checked to ensure they have been made in an environmentally and socially responsible way.
- They are reusable therefore eliminating the need for single-use wrapping paper, plastic, cellophane and other plastics that take nearly 500 years to decompose.