Create Less Waste With Cathay Shop & #INVISIBLEBAG Up till 2021, 27,280 tonnes of carbon emissions had been offset via Cathay Pacific Fly Greener, including 7,320 tonnes offset for their customers for the Green Friday campaign in order to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Pâtisserie La Lune began with foodies’ back in 2011. The brand therefore naturally values their customers’ needs. Be it the first vegan custard mooncake, or plastic-free #INVISIBlEBAG packages — ‘customers first’ is always the La Lune way.

Buyandship is not only dedicated to helping users to shop cheaper and easier, but also to assist users in making shopping greener. Buyandship’s #INVISIBLEBAG is designed with a simple infographic to educate the end users on how to be a responsible shopper after receiving a parcel, they can now simply dissolve it with hot water at home.

Unlike traditional retailers, GreenPrice has created a community store where people can discover a changeable selection of high quality products at low discounted prices. They don’t do promotions, gimmicks or sales, but simply provide a convenient and affordable way for people to adopt a sustainable lifestyle.

The last part of a products journey within logistics is known as the Last Mile and it is here that delivery companies play a significant role. We are eager to partner with logistic companies who share the same values as us and who are working towards the same solution. That is how we came across alfred24.

Or Monoyono for short, is a specialist health and beauty brand that comes from the heart. Each brand and product has been carefully selected by their team of experts in order to provide customers with a range of items to suit every taste and occasion. 

Christmas surprises do not have to happen at the expense of nature. Green Common sets a noble example to launch its first eco-friendly hamper in #INVISIBLEBAG. Transforming potential holiday wastage into a joyous unboxing experience to remember.

PWAudio is the audio brand wanting to play more than just music to your ears. Whilst renovating their workshop, Founder Peter Wong had a thought that if he cares enough about his immediate environment, why not our habitat as a whole? It was this simple thought which grew into the PWAudio x #INVISIBLE BAG collaboration.

Ngan’s family started their business in 1978. At that time, they were the first ones in Hong Kong to sell linen and now, there are still only around 5 companies in Hong Kong that specialize in linen and hemp fabric. Today, Martin Ngan is the second generation of his family and is keeping Millionfull going strong.

Traditionally, Tachinomi venues ("tachi" meaning stand, "nomi" meaning drink) were simple bars frequented by working class people coming to unwind after a long day at work. CHI Tachinomi’s logo of crossed fingers tries to reflect this, where the fingers could be holding anything - chopsticks, a drink, yakitori or even a cigarette - just something to give yourself a half hour break.