Renewable Cork Fabric
Harvested from the bark of cork oak trees, cork is a renewable material used as basis for the making of the main go-to textile for eKodoKi’s sophisticated KWORK bag collection: Cork Fabric – a pliable surface that retains the natural texturized beauty of raw cork.
Renewable Hanji Textile
Harvested from the bark of mulberry tree, hanji is a renewable material used as basis for the making of the structural fabric for eKodoKi’s sophisticated KWORK bag collection: Hanji Textile – a water repellent and light eco-friendly alternative to animal leather and petrochemical ‘vegan leather’.
Recycled Nylon
Made from pre-consumer waste, and aimed at reducing waste to landfills and preserving petroleum resources, the material used for the lining of bags from the KWORK collection is “MIPAN© regen™” recycled Nylon fabric, GRS certified (Global Recycle Standard).
Recyclable Stainless Steel
With up to 70% of the product coming from recycled materials, stainless steel uses scrap metal as its main raw material. Designated ‘stainless’ because it does not rust, it is a material of choice for eKodoKi’s beverage containers and cutlery, as well as most of our bags hardware.
Recyclable Aluminium
Unlike plastic, aluminium is recyclable ad aeternam; nearly 75% of aluminium ever produced is still used today. Recycling aluminium saves 95% of the energy required to produce it from raw materials. Aluminium is eKodoKi’s choice for some of our keyrings, as well as some of our bags hardware.