This blue RPP boat-shaped shopping bag is designed with environmental friendliness, lightweight design, and high practicality at its core. Made from recyclable RPP (recycled polypropylene) material, it is tough, wear-resistant, heavy-duty, and resistant to deformation. The material itself has good waterproof properties, keeping your belongings dry and clean during everyday shopping, outdoor activities, or in damp weather.
The unique boat-shaped structure allows for greater capacity and stability. The wide opening makes it easy to hold boxed, bottled, and miscellaneous items, making it ideal for shopping malls, supermarkets, department stores, and daily commutes. The clean and stylish blue exterior showcases a refreshing and modern design style, and can be paired with printed slogans, brand logos, or promotional graphics, making it an ideal medium for promotional activities.
The bag is reusable and far more durable than disposable shopping bags, effectively reducing plastic waste and aligning with environmental trends and sustainable consumption concepts. Whether used as a retail gift, a shopping bag, or a promotional gift bag, it combines functionality and image display, making it a multi-purpose shopping bag that combines environmental value with fashionable aesthetics.
Description
Application
Production Process
Packaging Process
Description
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Product Type |
Woven Shopping Bag |
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Features |
Waterproof |
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Material |
100% Polypropylene |
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Length |
27 cm |
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Width |
27 cm |
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Height |
18.5 cm |
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Closure method |
zipper |
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Cleaning |
Simply rinse and dry |
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Use |
Grocery, laundry, and shopping bag |
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Style |
IKEA-style |
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MOQ |
1000pcs |
Application
PRODUCTION PROCESS
Packaging process
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