children at capricorn primary holding up green° denim pencil cases

capricorn primary · 26 january 2023

creatively crafting change.

sustainably

recycle

create employment

up-skill local artisans

save materials from landfill

create unique lifestyle products from old fabrics

create awareness of the ecological crisis

we in SA.

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raise funds

sales of bags fund stationery packs

100% of profits reach the children directly

education

3 schools receive pencil cases & stationery every year

2,500 children supported annually

we sustainably raise funds for education in SA.

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sustainably

recycle

create employment

up-skill local artisans

save materials from landfill

create unique lifestyle products from old fabrics

create awareness of the ecological crisis

raise funds

sales of bags fund stationery packs

100% of profits reach the children directly

for education

3schools receive pencil cases & stationery every year

2,500children supported annually

every bag sold→fills pencil cases.

over 12,800+ pencil cases handed out since december 2019.

see the impact →

man carrying an orange kite bag through the Cederberg

the collections

fun, funky, and functional.

three collections.

kites become beach bags. denim becomes jackets. parachutes become hand bags.

three kite-fabric cooler bags in orange, pink and blue

kite collection

beach bags, coolers, and smaller carry — cut and stitched from recycled kitesurfing sails.

beach bags R 750 · coolers R 1,000 · smaller R 350–500

patched denim jacket — close up on buttons and lining

denim collection

one-of-a-kind patched jackets, cut from donated jeans. no two alike.

R 2,000–3,500

crocheted tote made from strips of recycled plastic — yellow, green, blue and white

parachute collection

moon bags and space bags from donated parachutes — crocheted and stitched in the workshop.

moon bags R 500 · space bags R 2,500

children in a classroom holding up green° denim pencil cases

the invitation

we invite everyone to please join us, and become part of the green° story.

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