messenger bag

By Elise Hacking Carr

Who ever said you can't look good while helping out the environment? Ideal for the everyday guy or gal on-the-go, this month's mystery product accessorizes one's passion for fashion with a hint of eco-friendly touches.
Check out the following clues to guess what the  item is:

• It is available in numerous styles.

• It is manufactured in factories certified by the  the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production.

• It is made with two types of eco-friendly   materials.

mystery product revealed

Hopkins, Minnesota-based River's End Trading Company introduced a new line of eco-friendly bags by eeBags. All eeBag products are manufactured in factories certified by the independent nonprofit, the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (W.R.A.P.). The entire collection reflects a conscious concern and commitment to protect our environment.

The eeBags line is made with two types of eco-friendly materials. The first set of bags is made of recycled P.E.T. (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic bottles. These bags are uniquely strong and durable. With superb abrasion and wear-resistance, they provide a green solution for today and tomorrow. The collection offers numerous styles, including totes, coolers, backpacks, duffels, messengers and briefs.

The second collection from eeBags is made from 100 percent cotton and includes a woven jute simulated-leather collection and a herringbone collection. These bags are contemporary and feature numerous add-ons including organizer panels and laptop compartments. This collection offers backpacks, briefs, messenger bags, sling packs and totes.

River's End Trading Company is a wholesale distributor of apparel and accessories to the promotional products channel. The 2009 product line includes other distinctive brands such as Columbia, Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger and Dri Duck. River's End Trading Company also offers industry brands like IZOD, Storm Creek and Burk's Bay, over 100 private-label styles and leading activewear brands like Gildan, Fruit of the Loom and Jerzees.