Created to meet the essential needs of people

Service Engineered Wear produces essential items on demand to reduce unnecessary textile wastage. Their production is based in Shek Kip Mei, Hong Kong by the hands of local tailors. During every sprint of small production, each piece comes with its own unique label stamped manually with a designated production number.

How they use #INVISIBLEBAG?

All the locally made essential wears are packed with #INVISIBLEBAG garment bag, and some of the items will be packed with #INVISIBLEBAG shopping bag for clients to pickup the goods. As it is durable and can be reused for multiple times before dissolving it in hot water.

We make the world’s best workout shoes for you and the planet.

LANE EIGHT sets out to make themselves 100% sustainable while actually improving quality. Everyday, they’re proving that their sustainable materials outperform their less-than-eco-friendly counterparts.

How they use #INVISIBLEBAG?

Lane Eight is on a journey toward 100% sustainability – that includes packaging. Apart from their shoe boxes being made of post-consumer recycled materials, they've also partnered with Invisible Company for biodegradable, water-soluble mailer bags.

Challenge the status quo to normalize sustainability in fashion.

R4 Clothing is a fashion brand established upon the principles of circular economy, on a mission to make it a norm for fashion to go hand in hand with sustainable forces and responsibly produced products. Every R4 purchase = 1 tree planted and 5% donated to the ocean.

How they use #INVISIBLEBAG?

R4 are wrapped in and shipped in the #INVISIBLEBAG. And for R4, choosing #INVISIBLEBAG is a no-brainer, a sustainable replacement of conventional plastic packaging, this innovation educates on how simple and fun sustainable packaging can be. #INVISIBLEBAG truly revolutionizes the way we think of packaging.

Textile Diversity for a more Sustainable Economy.

Dreaming of a silky-smooth, yet affordable eco-bed sheet? Sunday Bedding has just the thing! Not only is each piece produced with GOTS certified cotton, bamboo rayan, and linen, the sheets are also made to meet water and energy reduction goals that are updated every year. Order now to receive your new bedding in #INVISIBLEBAG mailers and cute dead-stock fabric wraps.

CHI TACHINOMI: Unique Japanese Eco Conscious Standing Bar

How they use #INVISIBLEBAG?

Recognising that people may still need something to carry their takeaway in, CHI Tachinomi wanted to find an eco-friendly solution for this element of their business too so teamed up with #INVISIBLEBAG and uses compostable containers for takeaway.

Sustainable fashion RETROlution now!

Behind the ambitious circular platform Retrovert, are a passionate group of powerful people. Made up mostly of former unemployed youths and young mums, these individuals are now ambassadors who are actively engaging the public in joining the sustainable and experiential fashion movement.

How they use #INVISIBLEBAG?

At their retail store, #INVISIBLEBAG shopping bag is available for clients and used for thrifting. Also, their secondhand clothing are packed with #INVISIBLEBAG garment bag to ship out.

Carbon Neutral Since Day 1

Boyish makes really good jeans. The kind of good that makes you feel comfortable in your own skin, as much as the choice to support their sustainable decisions in using recycled and vegan materials and #INVISIBLEBAG packaging, covering fundamental freedom principles in their code of conduct, and tracing their full supply chain.

Circularity is in Minimalist NYC’s DNA.

The founder, Tamara is committed to a circular design process for every single piece under her fashion label. From design for recyclability and resellability to sourcing sustainably to reduce environmental impact, garments are produced in NYC to support local factories and women workers.

Everyday positive radicalism made easy.

Let’s be honest, sustainability can be complicated but ONE Essentials is here to verify and simplify things for you. The essential wear brand offers 100% Transparency in small bites, including their circular model, fabric mills and factory audits, and their packaging promises. Next up, they are aiming to make their climate impact receipt publicly available.

Sustainable and ethical decision making from the heart.

Aspiring to be the zero waste force in the circular economy, Good Days Activewear aims to create most of their activewear with reformed high quality yarns from plastic waste; their thoughtful selection includes 100% traceable recycled polyester FENC® TopGreen®, recycled fish-nets nylon ECONYL®, and recycled cotton-blend polyester produced by REPREVE®.

On a mission to protect what’s valuable, including our planet.

Pacsafe came out with the anti-theft bags concept to protect our personal valuables, and later extended to care for the planet on which we travel. As of today, they have recycled about 2,305,493 ocean-bound plastic bottles into rPET fabric by estimation, which is expected to grow and fulfill up to 75% of the Pacsafe bag production on the horizon.

Bringing an ethical and inclusive energy to activewear.

Coming from Australia, DK Active leads by example to introduce renewable energy in its supply chain to reduce production impact locally, as well as an inclusive energy to the global activewear industry. Listed by PETA as a vegan brand, It uses GOTS certified cotton, recycled nylon ECONYL®, SPF50+ prof Italian lycra, comfy finish supplex lycra in their range.

Empowering the women of Ghana, one batch at a time

Hosting boutique manufacturing handmade with non-toxic dye and traditional techniques by the women of Ghana, Osei-duro believes that economic and environmental sustainability and justice are intrinsically linked, and practices their beliefs by learning and doing.

Consume less. Share better. Jup and share unwanted goods.

Jupyeah is a leading swap platform in Hong Kong, operating an online community and occasional physical events for everyone who wishes to share their goodies, or who is up for a treasure hunt in the circular systems.