Handbags are often considered an appendage by many women, in fact, we rarely go any place without them. But those who care about animal rights, the environment and ethically sourced goods know that the huge demand for and production of handbags has environmental consequences, in addition to promoting cruelty to animals. Vegan handbags, on the other hand, are produced without using animal products and will often be constructed from environmentally friendly materials too.
Of course, it isn't just vegans and committed environmentalists who buy such products, but those care about the future of the planet and recognise that the earth's resources are finite.
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This vegan handbag wizzley goes with so many other of your wizzlies.
Such an attractive, durable, sustainable, unassuming handbag holds beanie caps and matching mittens and scarves and extra "ugly" sweaters just in case of weather changes in wild, windy March!
Mightn't it manage a tagine pot and tagine-pot cookables for a cabin or camping weekend away?
This wizzley reads not only well with your vegan and vegetarian gifts but also with your fruit trees and Moroccan mirrors.
All the product line is so attractively, sustainably durable that each one inclines me toward it as the choice carry-all for vegan and vegetarian drinkable and edible products. It inclines me toward it as the choice carry-all for tree-to-bag-to-table itineraries of home-grown fruit-tree fruits.
Might not that product line magnificently, marvelously match with Moroccan mirrors and sconces as the near-entrance-way, near-exit-way carry-all on the hangable part of a Moroccan wall sconce and the stand or the table below a Moroccan mirror or sconce?
I like that bag, Sheilamarie. I think the flowers add that bit of decoration but it's still really natural looking.
I like that cork one, too, Hollie. The picture introducing your article enticed me to read your article. Very pretty.
You're welcome Katie- I like these bags too, I've got my eye on the little cork one with flowers on. :)
I enjoy buying Vegan products, thanks for the review. The vegan handbags highlighted here are really nice. :)K
Hi Brenda,
You're very welcome. I find that increasingly I'm buying eco-friendly and vegan products. I loathe cruelty to animals and I do think that if we can buy recycled goods then we'll all benefit in the long run. :)
Thanks for the article. I'm an animal advocate, and I keep forgetting that things other than food come from animals.
I really like the cork bags 2uesday. My friend has one and it feels like a really soft suede. I also really like the way the fabric differs in shade and tone.
I like that bag too Jo. I also really like the cork ones (especially the one with the little flowers!) :)