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Our eco-friendly backpacks are designed in urban-cool gray and made from recycled materials, making our Re:cycled Collection of sustainable backpacks accessible to the masses. From mini backpacks for lighter loads, hybrids for ultimate versatility, to classic yet functional backpack styles, we’ve got the eco-friendly backpack that suits you and our planet. Together we can reduce our carbon footprint and reshape the world.
Through an eco-friendly process, discarded plastic bottles get transformed into high quality and lightweight Recycled PET Polyester yarn. This process uses 50% less energy, 20% less water, and creates 60% less air pollution than the standard polyester yarn manufacturing process.
The end result? Recycled plastic bottles get a new life as eco-friendly backpacks that don't compromise on sustainability or style.
Cultivating an eco-friendly lifestyle is no longer a trend — it's a responsibility. Many brands are now making the effort to adopt eco-friendly and sustainable manufacturing processes. Our backpacks made from recycled materials help to not only reduce costs, but also to protect the planet, and inspire our customers to reduce their impact on the environment.
We partnered with the National Forest Foundation to help restore our forests. For every eco-friendly backpack sold from our Re:cycled Collection, we’ll plant a tree to help reforest U.S. National Forests, and if you take our Green Pledge we'll plant a second tree for you.
We vowed to eliminate plastic from our packaging by the end of 2020. Our hangtags are printed on 100% recycled & biodegradable material and hung with 100% recycled cotton string and a 100% biodegradable clasp.
Solo New York is committed to reducing our carbon footprint, and we’re going above and beyond designing backpacks made from recycled materials and helping to renew our national forests. At our headquarters, we have adopted solar power, banned plastic water bottle use, and developed a corrugated recycling program for all cardboard disposal.
