Township Fair Trade B2B bags & accessories

Corporate gifts, conference delegate bags, retail shopping bags or promotional bags!

Beautifully crafted products produced in township communities in South Africa since 1997.

We are a Fair Trade social enterprise supporting 4 cooperatives
employing 30 women in the communities of Khayelitsha and Manenberg in Cape Town.

All our products are made from eco-friendly fabrics – 100% cotton or recycled PET from plastic bottles.
We supply Professional Conference Organisers, Corporations, Marketing Agencies, Academic Institutions or Non-Profit Associations as well as small boutiques and large retailers.

Call upon us!

2024 Collections

Minimalist designs, high quality craftmanship, beauty!

Natural Range

Felt Range

Recycled PET Range

Stock clearance on NR08J and NR09J messenger bags with jute / cotton webbing straps!!!

See products on sale below!

This is a unique opportunity to test our solutions and switch to a local, Fair Trade Guaranteed solution. More than 15 years experience in corporate gifts & conference solutions. All products produced in our Khayelitsha and Manenberg women-owned cooperatives.

NR02J Business Tote Bag

Sample R 125.00

NR08J Vertical Messenger Bag

Sample R 150.00

NR09J Horizontal Messenger Bag

Sample R 150.00

Beautiful bags made for the #SisonkeMzansi PERNOD RICARD festive season!

Our customers tell us

"The bag material was of a good quality and the print design was also of a high standard. It was clear that they were well made and we have had many positive comments about them. Delegates even wanted to take two bags instead of one! It was also a pleasure to work with your team to speedily produce these items.
I would definitely recommend using you in the future"

ISUOG, London

“The bags were very well received. They were sought after and we had many requests for extra bags. Not a single bag was returned for recycling so this is a great indication that all the delegates loved it and wanted to keep it as memento of the FIDIC-GAMA conference.”

AFRICAN AGENDA, CAPE TOWN