Comments on: Leftover bags http://fashionvisa.com/leftover-bags.html your daily dose of fashion Tue, 06 Jan 2009 20:22:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: admin http://fashionvisa.com/leftover-bags.html#comment-321 admin Wed, 09 Jul 2008 03:16:27 +0000 http://fashionvisa.com/leftover-bags.html#comment-321 You're right Jon, I was looking at this strictly from a fashion perspective. And yes is good to have alternatives, but from my point of view I feel the need to see more in this area. Other shapes maybe, other colours or some other prints or texture. Something to make the difference between these bags. When many companies are trying to launch eco-bags, the market become full of these products, and you need some element (besides the fabric and the concept)that could make a statement. Didn't want to offend you in any way. Is just my opinion and maybe you will find it usefull in a way. I hope you understand better now what I meant to say. You’re right Jon, I was looking at this strictly from a fashion perspective. And yes is good to have alternatives, but from my point of view I feel the need to see more in this area.

Other shapes maybe, other colours or some other prints or texture. Something to make the difference between these bags. When many companies are trying to launch eco-bags, the market become full of these products, and you need some element (besides the fabric and the concept)that could make a statement.

Didn’t want to offend you in any way. Is just my opinion and maybe you will find it usefull in a way. I hope you understand better now what I meant to say.

]]> By: Jon http://fashionvisa.com/leftover-bags.html#comment-315 Jon Mon, 07 Jul 2008 20:56:59 +0000 http://fashionvisa.com/leftover-bags.html#comment-315 You wouldn't even give a $1 for a nice reusable bag like this? Maybe you already have a reusable bag that you take to the store? Too many reusable bags can become excessive, and in a way, that is what leftoverbags.com is trying to fight. But anyway... I guess you are looking at this from a "fashion" perspective and not as these bags were intended - as a sustainable plastic/paper alternatives. And that's OK since this is a fashion blog. But I think it's good to have alternatives to other eco-bags, such as the "I'm not a plastic bag" bags you mentioned. You wouldn’t even give a $1 for a nice reusable bag like this? Maybe you already have a reusable bag that you take to the store? Too many reusable bags can become excessive, and in a way, that is what leftoverbags.com is trying to fight.

But anyway… I guess you are looking at this from a “fashion” perspective and not as these bags were intended - as a sustainable plastic/paper alternatives. And that’s OK since this is a fashion blog. But I think it’s good to have alternatives to other eco-bags, such as the “I’m not a plastic bag” bags you mentioned.

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