The Data Bag by Evropa

The Brand EVROPA identify as a collective initiative, aspiring to spearhead a movement that, through robust advocacy, champions environmental preservation. Their manifesto intricately unveils this vision through the acronym EVROPA, elucidating the concerted efforts undertaken to manifest their societal and economic ideals. The manifesto articulates proactive measures, envisioning a future reshaped by transforming the current landscape. The nomenclature, "EVROPA," derives from the cyclic concept embedded within their mission.

The Data Bag by Evropa is made with selected piece-dyed archival textiles, featuring a dye process that expedites color fading around seams, allowing us a glimpse into the core of the fabric. Born from an upcycling process using deadstock fabrics, and metal hardware. Honored to have our textiles featured in this amazing piece. 

 

 

One of the most intriguing aspects of this piece is the unique dye process that brings these textiles to life. This innovative method accelerates color fading around seams, revealing the fabric's essence. It's as if we've unlocked a hidden world within the textiles, a glimpse into the core of their being.

It's a reflection of our shared passion for pushing the boundaries of what's possible. The bag is a testament to the artistry of upcycling and the magic of textiles. The metal hardware, carefully integrated into the design, adds a touch of elegance and durability to the piece.

This exceptional bag is a product of carefully selected piece-dyed archival textiles, each one chosen for its unique character and potential. These textiles tell stories of their own, bearing the marks of history and experience. They form the canvas upon which this bag's narrative unfolds.

As you run your fingers over the bag's surface, you'll feel the history within, the artistry in every stitch. It's not just a bag; it's a testament to the possibilities of textiles and the art of crafting something truly extraordinary.

 

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