Thread fashion bag made of banana fiber

[source]( http://www.amar-sangbad.com/images/news_picture/86019-banena-photo-amarsangbad.jpg) A Swiss company is using a junky collar tree in the Philippines to produce environmentally friendly bags. The demand for this brand is increasing in the whole world. Actually, not a banana, a cloth made from Bacca bamboo fiber, named after Banattex. The fiber is extracted from the tree trunk, not from the banana. The quistion bag maker bannettx has created A magazine in Switzerland has also given them a design award for this success. The headquarters of the Quistion Company in Zurich, Switzerland. In the last few years, the company's founders examined various types of sustainable materials. The company's co-founder Christie Kgie said, "We started work on cotton. I spent a few years creating organic cotton fabric. At the same time we also examined linen, hemp and bamboo. In this process, I learned about the fungus. Immediately fascinated her prospect. Abaca is also known as Manila Hamp. This banana tree is seen in the Philippines. From the nineteenth century, the ropes and fishing nets were being made. This wild banana tree is found in the forest, not a plantation. No irrigation method, fertilizer or pesticide is needed. Its fibers are dried and later turned into paper. Kristian Kgie said, "It is very uneven surfaces cloth made in the form of banana tree fibers by making it into cotton. But this paper, as an intermediate process, becomes equal. " Fabrics are made from that paper in a special weaving center in Taiwan. Cut the paper out of cotton and make it yarn. The clothes are manufactured in China and made in bags. The working environment here is consistent with EU standards. Bag design also plays an important role. All the details have been thought about. His style is quite moody and sophisticated. This product is being sold in over 200 stores worldwide. The price of bags made from collar fiber is about 220 euros. Although the number of models currently limited, the work is still going on with more designs. Christie Schoenger, another co-founder of the Quistion Company, said, "During this process, we can understand that many companies are interested in testing this product. Actually we were a little surprised to see such a demand. We also felt the level of need for sustainable ingredients in different industries. " Switzerland's brand environment creates urban bags for conscious people. If you do not think that bag and the fate of the bag, then it will be trick!