Custom Natural Fiber Bags

Natural fiber bags are a sustainable choice crafted from natural materials sourced globally. These tree fiber bags harness the potential of plant-based resources, like banana and pineapple fibers, offering flexibility and durability for reusable solutions.

Natural bags embody strength, durability, and breathability, boasting a plant-based composition that aligns with eco-conscious practices. Rooted in natural fibers, they represent our commitment to sustainability and the versatility of utilizing renewable resources for a greener future.

Ideal for retailers, grocery stores, promotional events, and eco-conscious brands. Elevate your business with custom natural fiber bags from Envi Reusable Bags. Get a quote today.

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Custom Natural Tote Bags

Our clients have adopted banana and pineapple fiber materials for crafting durable and stylish natural fiber shopping bags, meeting the rising demand for eco-conscious products with their sustainable appeal.

Why Use Natural Tree Fiber Fabric for Your Bags?

Natural tree fiber fabric for bags offers a sustainable and versatile solution, derived from natural sources like banana and pineapple fibers, championing durability, functionality, and eco-conscious branding.

Sustainability Champion

Tree fiber fabric, sourced from natural materials like banana and pineapple fibers, represents a sustainable alternative for creating reusable bags, reducing reliance on synthetic materials.

Versatile Natural Composition

Derived from plant-based sources, tree fiber fabric offers versatility, allowing for various bag designs and applications, catering to diverse consumer needs.

Strength and Durability

Despite its eco-friendly composition, tree fiber fabric boasts exceptional strength and durability, ensuring reliable and long-lasting use for reusable bag solutions.

Breathable and Functional

Its breathable nature enhances functionality, making tree fiber bags suitable for various purposes while maintaining their eco-conscious appeal.

Eco-Conscious Branding

Utilizing tree fiber fabric for bags allows businesses to align with sustainable practices, projecting an eco-friendly image and meeting the increasing demand for environmentally friendly products.

Tree Fiber Fabrics

Embracing natural fibers offers a sustainable avenue for creating versatile materials, like those derived from banana, pineapple, and wood pulp, revolutionizing the realm of reusable bags and promoting eco-friendly alternatives to plastics. Learn more about the natural fibers we use for sustainable bags:

Banana fibers are made from tree stems that would otherwise be wasted once the fruit cycle is up and more than a billion tons of tree stems are thrown away each year. Is one of the world’s strongest biodegradable fibres and can be woven to make long lasting reusable bags.
Banana fiber is naturally water-resistant, fire-resistant and tear-resistant. Fabrics made from banana fibers are soft, supple and breathable.
In addition, banana fibers are nearly carbon neutral and a sustainable alternative for companies who are looking for a unique eco-friendly option to plastic.
Pineapple leaf fiber (PALF) is vital natural fiber, which have high specific strength, rigidity, as much as jute fibers. Considering these exclusive properties of PALF, companies can use it as an outstanding alternative for a more sustainable choice and as an extra incentive it provides an additional income stream to pineapple farmers in the Philippines for what would have been waste.
At present, the pineapple leaves which mostly go as waste are being extracted and turned into fibres to make reusable bags, ropes, clothing and more.
PALF is considered to be superior in texture than any other vegetable fiber. It helps in climate restoration and soil quality by preventing soil erosion.
Tencel is a form of rayon, and it is composed primarily of cellulose derived from wood. Unlike rayon, the structure of Tencel isn’t altered by any chemicals. Since it is made from organic ingredients, this fabric is seen as a more sustainable alternative to synthetic fibers.
Chips of hardwood like oak or birch are used as the raw material and the trees used are grown on managed tree farms.
Consumers find Tencel soft and very strong even when wet. Most people can’t tell the difference between Tencel and cotton.
Lyocell is made from wood pulp where cellulose is put through a solvent spinning process to create the material. The resulting product is organic and can be produced sustainably.
The solvent used to make Lyocell is recovered in a closed loop circuit manufacturing process which is then purified and reused, recovering up to 99.5%.

Natural Tree Fiber Fabric

Tree fiber fabric embodies the potential of sustainable, plant-based resources like banana and pineapple fibers, paving the way for flexible and durable materials ideal for crafting reusable bags, characterized by their strength, durability, and breathability as natural, plant-derived fibers.