Our bags are one small example of this way of thinking.
The story begins with surplus fabric.
Material that already exists is given another purpose.
Women use their skills to transform it.
Attention is given to construction and finishing.
A useful product is created.
And then the story moves to you.
You decide whether the bag becomes something you use once or something you carry for years.
You decide whether you care for it.
You decide whether you repair it.
You decide whether you eventually pass it on or find another use for it.
In other words, the responsibility does not end when the product leaves our hands.
It continues with the person who buys it.