MADE WITH SUPERNATURAL PAPER™
Because it is a renewable resource, paper has a much-improved environmental profile compared to cotton, leather, and petroleum-based materials.
Our Supernatural Paper™ goes a step further to offer some incredibly surprising traits you will love.
- WASHABLE
- STRONG
- VEGAN
- REPLENISHABLE
- SUSTAINABLE
- ANIMAL-FREE
- LIGHTWEIGHT
The outer material of all of our bags is made from this remarkable new textile, which has the luxurious look and feel of leather while being 100% animal-free. As the name suggests, Supernatural Paper™ is actually an improvement on traditional paper, only enhanced to be durable and made with responsibly sourced resources from managed forests.
Out of the Woods™ brings you a range of spectacular bags that, beyond their unique aesthetics and amazing value, answer a growing call for brands to be more environmentally and ethically centered.
Made with Supernatural Paper™, our highly functional and affordable bags are rooted in sustainability and designed to feel classic yet new. We are thrilled to bring them to the world.
ONE OF THE MOST SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL OPTIONS FOR BAGS TODAY
A renewable resource, responsibly sourced from managed forests.
CLEAN, SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING PROCESS (ISO 50001 CERTIFIED)
ISO 50001 is an international energy-management system that helps companies implement efficient energy-usage policy and seek continual improvement via reduction. Our paper-producing facility adheres to stringent standards for efficient energy consumption and generates 200,000 kWh from water turbines.
Energy production and use account for roughly two-thirds of the world’s GHG emissions — the leading cause of climate change. Thus, focus on reduction through corporate governance systems such as ISO 50001 is key to helping to protect our environment.
READ MORE ABOUT ISO 50001RESPONSIBLE, EFFICIENT WATER USAGE
Adjacency to fresh river water is essential for efficient paper manufacturing. Responsible water usage means returning the used water used back to the river, in the same, natural condition as when it was first removed.
In 2016, we used 140,000 cubic meters of water, of which 130,000 cubic meters were cleaned and returned to the river. A mere 7% of the water was used in the production process.
