Qwstion and Mover launch the "compostable" hip pack
For decades, plastic stood for carefree consumption and revolutionary innovations. But since the effects of plastics on people and the environment have become clearer, those days are over. Plastic is not degradable and recycling only works to a limited extent. "It's time to rethink our approach to plastic," say Qwstion and Mover. Eliminating plastic in their functional bags and clothing has been a priority for the two brands for more than ten years. Their vision of the future is regenerative - one in which people treat nature responsibly and leave exploitation (and plastic) behind.
Now the two are teaming up to create the 'Qwstion + Mover Hip Pack'. A lightweight bag for use in outdoor sports such as mountain biking or trail running that combines functionality with timeless design and minimal use of resources. Certified organic plant fibers are combined with natural wool and aluminum so that the product can disappear without a trace at the end of its life. A novelty in an area where almost 100 percent plastic is used today.
The Cradle to Cradle certified Bananatex® material developed by Qwstion forms the basis of this bag for outdoor activities. 'Made-to-order' in Switzerland, in a limited edition of 100 pieces.
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