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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Product News3 / Tyres Get the Handbag Treatment

Tyres Get the Handbag Treatment

Date: 5th December 2006 Author: Tyrepress Editors Comments: 0

A US handbag manufacturer has given tyres the handbag treatment in a bid to make changing nappies a bit more macho. Accessories firm Passchal specialises in producing products from recycled materials and has now designed a “Dad’s baby bag” made from recycled inner tubes, trimmed with hemp, and fitted with a battery operated light. Designer Angela Greene told Reuters the inspiration for the bag came after a female client asked if she could make a baby bag for her husband to use. The “Dad’s baby bag” is priced at about US$175 and is the latest in a line of bags that Passchal is producing using truck and tractor tyre inner tubes.

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