Our daily life is full of many different moments; we wake up, go to school or work, do our shopping, take a class to relax and see friends. Every moment is different but what they have in common is that we must have a place to keep our most important things; that is why being able to carry everything in one of these recycled plastic pouches is ideal so that everything is protected, within our reach and in one place.
In TamiNeko’s plastic pouches you can store anything you want without fear of it getting lost at the bottom of your handbag or backpack; from pencils and pens to go to school, to makeup or in more recent times our hand sanitizer and face mask kit. The coolest thing about these pouches? Is that besides being handmade by Tamara, they are made with recycled plastic from tablecloths and transparent plastics, which makes them one of a kind with 100% reused materials.
TamiNeko’s plastic pouches, being made with recycled plastic, help you store your things safely preventing them from getting wet, filling up with sand or simply protecting them inside your bag or backpack. They are also very versatile plastic pouches! They’re the perfect size for carrying a standard-sized book or your e-book, for carrying your reusable cutlery for a picnic or as a cool travel bag.
Recycled plastic pouches by TamiNeko
A sustainable brand needs more than just eco-friendly materials, it needs imagination and creativity. A sustainable brand needs craftsmen who want to contribute to the care of the environment and make a difference in how we consume. A sustainable brand is like TamiNeko.
TamiNeko uses recycled materials and reuses them to create all kinds of products full of color, creativity, quality and durability. Tamara has a great eye for collecting and an expert in transforming waste into valuable objects, using her imagination. The materials she uses have a new life, which besides sounding poetic, is of great help to our planet. TamiNeko is a brand that uses upcycling as the root of its creations; from advertising banners, PVC, rubber tablecloths to denim fabrics and magazine clippings are some of the elements that Tamara uses to create small works of art that will accompany you in your new sustainable lifestyle.