Friendship Gift Bags are an innovative gift product from Simply Re-Gift It that take reuse and recycling to a whole new level.
Friendship Gift Bagsre-giftable and re-useable gift bags that cleverly integrate interactive media with traditional stationery products.
How these bags work:
You snag a cool gift bag in one of five fun flavors; ColorMe Party, ColorMe Sports, ColorMe Peace, Journey Graffiti, and Journey Camo. You place a gift inside said bag, say for a birthday or baby shower, and give it to a pal. Then the gift recipient can use a unique registration number to register the bag at a safe and secure website.
Later the friend you gave the gift to can pass the gift bag on to another pal, who in turn passes the bag on, and so on. Friends who receive the bag can track the bag via that special registration code I mentioned above and use it to track their shared journey, and play games.
When the bag has reached its final destination, the last participating friend returns the completed Friendship Gift Bag and then all the friends have the option to purchase customized keepsake items at Simply Re-Gift It based on the unique designs they have created on their gift bag.
Three of the “Color Me” designs are ideal for younger children and there are two additional designs (Camouflage and Graffiti) that are good for older kids, teens, or even adults. Each bag is heavyweight and durable, measures 10″ x 13″ x 5″ and has polypropylene outer packaging.
Friendship Gift Bags are a good idea and promote reuse and recycling of a common item that many people use. The only downside I can see is that I don’t think the bags are made of recycled content. I could be wrong, but I did look and look at the Simply Re-Gift It website. It seems silly to me to make a non-recycled “green gift bag” but maybe this choice was based on long-life and durability as recycled paper wouldn’t last as long as some other heavyweight bag materials. Still, overall I like the idea this offers kids – pass it on and reuse it rather than simply recycling right away or worse, tossing the bag.
Visit Simply Re-Gift It to learn more.
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