Description

Impact AWARE™ 16 oz. rcanvas large weekendtas

Plan je perfecte weekendje weg met deze grote 16oz. weekendtas van gerecycled canvas. De tas heeft één groot ruim compartiment met voorvak en PU-handvatten. De onderkant is voorzien van vier messing noppen om je tas schoon te houden wanneer deze op de grond wordt geplaatst. Elke weekendtas bespaart 1970 liter water. 2% van de opbrengst van elk verkocht Impact-product wordt gedoneerd aan Water.org. Samenstelling 60% gerecycled katoen en 40% gerecycled polyester. Voering van 150D gerecycled polyester.

CO₂ Voetafdruk

Onafhankelijke standaard voor het berekenen van de CO₂-voetafdruk van producten
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This LCA approach covers all GHG-emissions generated by a product throughout its entire life-cycle; from the extraction of raw materials to the end-of-life treatment/disposal. The calculations are based on a carbon footprint (CFP) calculation tool. The methodology is in conformity with the principles of ISO 14067:2018, verified and critically reviewed, in compliance with ISO 14071:2014, by the Bureau Veritas.

The generated carbon footprint is subject to change based on new information, research and data sets.

Materials and Production
The data in this phase is a combination of the extraction of the raw materials, transformation and production of goods.
(Data source: Base Impacts v2.01, Ecoinvent 3.8, Base Carbone, ADEME)

Packaging
The data in this phase is the individual item packaging based on the primary packaging components, (this is usually a gift box, sometimes a polybag, or both).
(Data source: Base Impacts v2.01, Ecoinvent 3.8, Base Carbone, ADEME)

Transportation
The data in this phase is based on our default method for the transportation of goods; from the country of production to our warehouse in Romania. *Note: this does not include the transportation from our warehouse to the customers.
(Data source: Base Carbone, ADEME)

Energy Use & Electronics
The data in this phase is a combination of the production of battery & electronic components and the expected electricity consumption during the ‘use phase’ (based on the average life span of a battery). *Note: this only applies to the products containing battery or electronic components.
(Data source: IEA 2018, DEFRA 2019, Ecoinvent 3.8,)

End of life
The data in this phase is a combination of the end of life treatment/disposal of the product, packaging, battery and electronic components.
(Data source: Base Carbone, ADEME., DEFRA 2019)