
Sustainability Highlights 2020
From looking at how we design and produce products to how we pack and ship them, we worked to improve our environmental impact in 2020. Thank you for all your support as we strive to become a greener partner. 2020...
From looking at how we design and produce products to how we pack and ship them, we worked to improve our environmental impact in 2020. Thank you for all your support as we strive to become a greener partner. 2020...
Hello! As we roll into the new year, I suppose it's only fitting that I introduce myself as the newest member of the ShoreBags team. As some of you already know, my name is Ali and I came aboard at the...
A Passion for the Environment ShoreBags was built around sustainable and eco focused principles. While the initial focus was on the materials, sourcing, production and workforce, it inevitably stretches to beyond that. Sustainability is not only about responsibly selecting biodegradable...
A Family Passion Growing up, canvas bags have been around ever since we can remember. As the daughters of first generation immigrants, we grew up with the perpetual "hustle." Starting in the 1990s and well into early 2000s, our dad would...
ShoreBags is Seeking Social Media Partners for upcoming collaborations in editorial, style, trends, look books and brand promotion. Styled editorial shots will be used and promoted on our blog, website and on all social media channels. WHAT IS A SOCIAL MEDIA...
What's happening to the humble honeybee? During the winter of 2018, roughly 40% of honeybee colonies in the United States died. Since then, the numbers have continued declining. Beekeepers are steadily losing colonies. According to the US Department of Agriculture, the number...
We are committed to making a difference in the lives of our employees and customers. As we see more people all over the world working to bring attention to climate change, we're hopeful that everyday decisions to carry reusable bags, buy sustainably-sourced goods,...
Single-use plastic bags are increasingly banned in many states and communities as we see the harm plastic creates to our environment. Birds and ocean life often mistake plastic for food, and although some retailers are now charging small fees for polyethylene bags...
Working with traditional methods, we create each piece in our line by hand. Many of those hands are those of rural women, who make up half our workforce. Our factory is in New Delhi, India, a bustling place surrounded by many...
We know it matters how products are made, and understand there is sometimes a stigma behind purchasing products produced in developing countries due to a lack of oversight on labor practices. We've worked to create an ethical and healthy factory environment for all...