What do you do with the massive quantity of leftover cloth from the manufacturing of airbags? Subaru and Toyoda Gosei reply this query by making a sustainable and sturdy bag manufactured from airbag cloth remnants.

The “Subaru x Re-S Upcycled Marche Bag” is produced in Japan by Toyoda Gosei utilizing scraps of unused cloth. Should you observe the information you’ll in all probability keep in mind that the identical firm not too long ago helped sportswear model Asics make trainers from airbag cloth.

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The bizarre materials is an effective match for a reusable procuring bag because it exhibits “glorious sturdiness” and is immune to warmth and water. The “Marché bag” measures 550 mm (21.7 inches) tall, 340 mm (13.4 inches) large, and 120 mm (4.7 inches) deep, however it may be neatly folded so it matches inside your pocket. Subaru says it might match a full-size towel and different gadgets because of the massive opening.

The material has a lightweight blue shade and could be mixed with both blue or purple/pink stripes on the deal with including a contact of personalization. Moreover, there’s a patch of reflective materials between the stripes, making it safer for customers to exit at evening. After all, the product wouldn’t be full with out the Subaru emblem on the label. Sadly for followers of the Japanese model, it doesn’t are available STi taste.

The eco-friendly “Marché bag” is already accessible to buy from the official Subaru On-line Store, at a value of ¥2,750 ($20) every together with taxes. The Subaru-branded merchandise is a part of Toyoda Gosei’s Re-S line of sustainable merchandise. The corporate says that its manufacturing unit within the Gifu Prefecture is accessible to individuals with disabilities.