DYYNI bag, black
Product Description
The DYYNI seat belt bag offers a stylish and eco-friendly accessory for any outfit. Handcrafted from recycled materials, it seamlessly transitions from a bum bag to a cross-body or shoulder bag, catering to a variety of needs. Spacious and secure with a metal zipper, this bag is perfect for on-the-go lifestyles while making a sustainable fashion statement. Discover the versatility and chic design perfect for urban adventures. From the brand: DYYNI (a Finnish word for dune) is a trendy seat belt bag, which is hand-made from a recycled seat belt. The bag is spacious, and its metal zipper keeps your most important items safe. DYYNI is designed to be used as a bum bag, a cross-body bag, or a shoulder bag. This multi-purpose bag adapts perfectly to different situations and outfits. Browse also our other seat belt bags . DETAILS Designed in Finland The material is sorted and cleaned in Finland Made in Finland Size: 22 x 13 x 5 cm, strap length 57-107 cm Color: Black MATERIALS This bag is made from 2 quality surplus belts that did not end up in their original purpose. The belt originates from the UK. The sides of the product are made of surplus leather and the inside of the bag has a lining made of surplus fabric. The zipper and metal parts are new. CARE INSTRUCTIONS As the DYYNI bag has leather parts, please follow the care instructions for the leather product: Treat the leather parts of the new bag with a moisture protection spray. This will protect the bag from moisture or dirt. Use a moisturizing conditioner regularly to protect the bag from moisture or dirt. Handle the bag with clean hands to avoid grease stains. However, if stains do occur, remove them as soon as possible with a cotton cloth. Avoid excessive water, but use a soap suitable for leather, such as Marseille Ecological Soap. If your bag gets wet, let it dry in peace and quiet, out of direct sunlight. Once dry, you can treat the leather with a moisturizing conditioner. Never rub a wet bag, as rubbing can damage the surface of the leather. Individual stains on a seat belt can be removed by brushing or using a damp cloth, for example with bile soap.
