Roka Creative Waste Sustainable Bags

WE KNOW HOW PRECIOUS EACH AND EVERY PIECE OF MATERIAL IS. OUR CREATIVE WASTE COLOUR BLOCK EDITIONS ARE INSPIRED BY OUR JOURNEY TO FIND CREATIVE SOLUTIONS TO REDUCE MATERIAL WASTE.

The fabric that gets cut off in production is not waste, it just hasn’t realised its potential yet! We lovingly turn leftover recycled material, or ‘offcuts’ into ROKA London bags. Each Colour Block is limited due to the amount of offcuts we have – each edition will consist of multiple colourways.

Bantry B Style:

Each Bantry can be carried comfortably on your back or by your side with the hand straps. The Bantry features a front pocket closed by a sturdy zip, a secure inside pocket, and a laptop/tablet sleeve inside.

Canfield B Style:

The roll-top design enables a wide-mouth opening, complete with chunky zip and magnetic holders and so you roll it over to cover the zip or leave it unrolled if you need to fill this bag to the brim. There’s a secret pocket on the outside and more pockets inside for all your tech things, and the medium and large sizes feature side bottle pockets.

The Nylon has a shiny look and smooth feel, and the Canvas has a textured look and matte feel.

Sizing

Small Bantry B: Our cutest size is great for all your daily needs - mobile phone, keys, wallet, and more! Size: 32cm x 23cm x 10cm. Capacity: 7 litres.

Small Canfield B: 33cm x 23.5cm x 9.6cm. Capacity: 7.5 litres.

What’s what?
Outer material: Weather-resistant recycled nylon or canvas (triple-coated)
Base material: Weather-resistant canvas (triple coated)
Lining material: Recycled nylon
Hardware: Galvanised, smoked, branded metal
Straps: Cotton webbing adjustable shoulder straps and wide loop handles, v-factor comfort
Zips: Sturdy durable chunky zips allow easy glide and quick opening for all ages
Vegan Friendly: Our products use no animal products

Did You Know?
All our bags are named after places that are dear to us in our home town of London, UK. However, the exception is the Bantry, our very first bag – this is named after Brett & Emma’s honeymoon place, Bantry Bay in South Africa.