Recyclable Dry Cleaning Bags
So, you thought the market for reusable bags was saturated? Having found a niche that has yet to be infiltrated, The Green Garmento hopes to help green up dry cleaning.
Introduced last month, The Green Garmento is a garment bag made from non-woven recyclable material that can be used as a duffel bag to transport laundry to the cleaners, or as a suit bag to protect garments on their return journey.
Unlike plastic bags, The Green Garmento ‘breathes’ and doesn’t trap chemicals, meaning garments can be stored in the bags without requiring airing.
The Green Garmento is currently offering its positive associations to dry cleaners (and consumers) at a cost of USD 9.99 per bag for orders of 10 or less, going down to USD 5.05 for quantities of 1000+. The bags are available in six colours, and can be Logos can be printed on the bags. It’s yet another nail in the coffin for single-use plastic bags.
Photo by Green Garmento.
Matt @ Permanent Fitness on November 19th, 2008 1:25 am
In Ireland there is a tax for plastic bags, so these inventions are already well established.
When I buy a suit at my favourite shop in Dublin, I get it in a bag like that. These are pretty handy, because I can use them to transport my suits to dry cleaning.
cassy on November 19th, 2008 2:32 am
I usually buy disposable plastic bags when I bring my laundry to the laundryshop, and this is a waste of money. By using this kind of bags can really help me to save money coz its reusable.
Jaclyn Wells on November 19th, 2008 11:51 am
I agree with Cassy, buying disposable bags is a wasted of money and add’s to the clutter in dump fills that collect all the bags once we throw them out, so it’s no suprise to me that even the cleaners are starting to go green…after all…that’s what they do….CLEAN! so to offer bags that are reusable would not only benefit the earth’s environment but also help the customers save on some serious dough which is what everyone is trying to do right now!
Jennie on November 21st, 2008 4:03 pm
Thanks for the lovely blog and great comments. So glad everyone gets it! Please visit our site for a free bag offer to help us get the word out to your dry cleaner!
SEO Software on November 21st, 2008 4:45 pm
I love this idea…I just purchased my first recyclable grocery bag and I’d like to make other similar lifestyle changes. Three cheers for these guys!
candy on June 5th, 2009 2:24 am
That’s really is a great article.Disposable plastic bags is not only wastage of money but is also a threat to environment and living organisms.Not only humans but plants and animals are also sufferings due to the non-disposable plastic bags.Using reusable bags is not only safe and money-saving but it also makes the holder look stylish.
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