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2020 Distributor Catalog 2020 DISTRIBUTOR CATALOG In early 2004, I took a trip to the local landll after spending At ChicoBag® and To-Go Ware® our mission is to help humanity bag The Beginning the day landscaping my backyard. I was horried by how Our Mission the single-use habit. In other words, the wasteful, throw-away habit A Note From Andy Keller many single-use bags lled the scene. Plastic bags blanketed that overows our landlls and clogs our oceans. We advocate for the landscape in a thin mix of white and beige plastic. waste reduction; we design and sell the highest quality reusable products. On my way home, I continued to notice plastic bags everywhere; caught in trees and on fence posts, half drowned We partner with organizations, businesses, and schools who share in gutter puddles and blowing in the streets like urban our mission by co-branding quality reusable alternatives to tumbleweeds. I vowed to stop using single-use bags for good. single-use waste. Our products empower people to take an active Inspired, I dropped a few bucks on a secondhand sewing role in solving the single-use problem. At ChicoBag, we make machine and began sewing what would ultimately become bagging the single-use habit easy. the rst ChicoBag® brand reusable bag. We understand that there is always more we can do to help Commitment To kick the single-use disposable habit. That’s why we have How We Do instituted a number of programs designed to make our The Environment business cleaner and our planet healthier. Our zero-waste Business programs showcase the importance of recycling, repurposing, Our status as a certied B Corporation shows our commitment to and alternative transportation. Through these programs, we doing business the right way. Taking that a step further, we are a have signicantly reduced our impact and inspired others to Green America approved business and uphold Fair Labor do the same. Association standards throughout our supply chain. TO-GO WARE UTENSIL SET SCREENPRINT PROGRAM • 9 week lead time • 250 unit minimum • $75 Set-Up Fee • 3 week lead time available for limited colors & styles Heat & Stain Resistant 1 Bamboo Utensils Equipped With Fork, Knife, Spoon, & Chopsticks Carabiner Added For Extra Utility REPLACES Available In 2 Sizes: 1300 Classic & Kids SINGLE-USE UTENSILS Strong, Lightweight Material Bamboo Utensil Sets Made From 1 Plastic Bottle With Custom Case Multiple Fabric & Trim Colors MAIN FABRIC COLORS Black Olympian Blue Capri Breeze Blue Curacao Woodbine TPX: BLACK TPX: 19-4056 TPX: 17-4735 TPX: 15-4825 TPX: 18-0538 Poinsettia Majesty Honeysuckle Bud Green Carrot TPX: 17-1654 TPX: 19-3514 TPX: 18-2120 TPX: 15-6442 TPX: 16-1361 TRIM & STITCHING COLORS Black Walnut Persian Red Online Lime Flame Enamel Blue TPX: BLACK TPX: 18-1112 TPX: 19-1860 TPX: 17-0145 TPX: 17-1462 TPX: 18-4733 NEW CUSTOM DYE SUBLIMATION DYE SUBLIMATION AVAILABLE ON ORIGINAL & VITA The ChicoBag 4-Week Dye Sublimation Program is designed to accommodate orders that need high quality, full-color printing with short lead times. Dye Sublimation technology allows us to print full-color • Full-Color Printing with no additional ink color costs. You can now print photos, gradients, drop shadows, and other effects and never have them wash off, fade, crack, or peel! • No Additonal Ink Fees • 4-week lead time • 100 unit minimum • $75 Set-Up Fee • Print Photos, Gradients & Effects • Need your bags in less than 4 weeks? Call for Details. • Digital Mock-Ups Provided POLYESTER COLORS Mazarine Blue (19-3864 TPX) • Indestructible Print Does Not Fade Or Peel Pale Green (362c PMS) • Print Amazing Detail & Small Text Storm Front (17-1503 TPX) • Logo Printed On Open Bag & Pouch rePETe™ COLORS • Lab Tested For Safety Greenery (15-0343 TPX) Brittany Blue (18-5610 TPX) 1. Print On High Quality Transfer Paper 2. Heat Press Logo To Open Bag Black (Black TPX) 3. Peel Back & Reveal Print 4. Repeat Process On Pouch POLY & rePETe™ SOLID COLORS Vaporous Gray (12-4302 TPX) Antique White (11-0105 TPX) CUSTOM SCREENPRINTING FABRIC COLORS AVAILABLE FOR SCREENPRINTING All eight bag styles are offered through our Screenprint Program. Choose from polyester or rePETe™, our trademarked fabric made from certied 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. A variety of great colors are available for each fabric type so you can create an item that represents your brand. Ordering 3,000 units or more? For most styles we can custom-dye our fabrics to any color you’d like at • Screenprint Up To 8 Ink Colors no additional cost. Call for details. • 1,000’s Of Ink Colors To Choose From • 9-week lead time • 250 unit minimum • $75 Set-Up Fee • Mock-ups & Photo Proofs Provided • 3-week lead time available for limited colors & styles • Print Amazing Detail & Small Text POLYESTER COLORS • Print On Both Sides Of Bag & Pouch Black Red Pale Green Blue • Sublimation Available On Large Orders (Black TPX) (186c PMS) (362c PMS) (2935c PMS) • Embroidery Available; Call For Details Orange Peel Fairway Dark Blue Abyss • Lab Tested For Safety & Does Not Contain (16-1359 TPX) (18-6320 TPX) (19-4035 TPX) (16-4404 TPX) Lead , Cadmium, Or Other Heavy Materials Purple Chocolate Trufe Mazarine Blue Boysenberry (525c PMS) (19-1526 Tpx) (19-3864 Tpx) (19-2431 TPX) Cyber Yellow Lake Blue Green Lily (14-0760 TPX) (17-4928 TPX) (13-6107 TPX) rePETe™ COLORS Black Apricot Greenery Sea Green (Black TPX) (15-1153 TPX) (15-0343 TPX) (16-5421 TPX) Chili Pepper Brittany Blue Bachelor Button Hawaiian Ocean (19-1557 TPX) (18-5610 TPX) (14-4522 TPX) (17-4540 TPX) Tidepool Poseidon Bellower Tillandsia Purple (18-5619 TPX) (19-4033 TPX) (18-3628 TPX) (19-3638 TPX) Storm Front Bracken Trekking Green (17-1503 TPX) (19-1015 TPX) (19-5411 TPX) ORIGINAL Easily Stuffs Into Carabiner Clips Anywhere Built-In Pouch To Be Unforgettable Durable, Machine Reusable Shopping Bag. Washable Fabric Holds Up To 25 Pounds! REUSABLE BAGS & TOTES THAT STUFF INTO A BUILT-IN POUCH! Available In - Made From Recycled Materials “The bags worked out great for our event!... I overheard lots of people say 'Oh, this is a ChicoBag! This is so nice!' and, 'Wow, they got NOW AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMIZE USING DYE SUBLIMATION ChicoBags!' ChicoBag has developed a great reputation and is highly REPLACES coveted in the reusable bag world. We chose to use ChicoBag because Bag: 17”w × 14”h Bag: 43cm w × 36cm h 1040 Pouch: 3”w × 4”h Pouch: 8cm w × 10cm h [the products] are very sturdy, they roll up into their own tiny pouch, and Handle drop: 7” Handle drop: 18cm the mini carabiner is so convenient.” - Molly Medeiros, City of San Jose SINGLE-USE Capacity: 25 lbs Capacity: 11.3kg BAGS Weight: 1.5 oz. Weight: 43g VITA Easily Stuffs Into Carabiner Clips Anywhere Built-In Pouch To Be Unforgettable Durable, Machine Reusable Shopping Bag. Washable Fabric Holds Up To 40 Pounds! Available In - Made From Recycled Materials NOW AVAILABLE TO CUSTOMIZE USING DYE SUBLIMATION REPLACES Bag: 19”w × 13”h Bag: 48cm w × 33cm h 1560 Pouch: 3”w × 5”h Pouch: 8cm w × 13cm h Strap drop: 10.5” Strap drop: 30cm SINGLE-USE Capacity: 40 lbs Capacity: 18kg BAGS Weight: 2 oz. Weight: 57g UNIQUE “The bags worked out BOTTLE SLING great for our event!” ITEMS THAT Durable, Machine Washable Fabric CREATE “We love the way our logo looks on ChicoBags.” Strap Pockets For Pen, CONVERSATIONS Chopsticks, & Lip Balm Carries 12oz To 64oz Bottles “We love love love our customized tote bags!” Carabiner Clips Anywhere To Be Unforgettable “ChicoBags outsell all of our other reusable bags combined!” Easily Stuffs Into Built-In Pouch “Truly a great product.” Pouch For Phone, ID, & Essentials “The printing is sharp and Available In - Made From Recycled Materials the colors are sophisticated.” REPLACES Bag: 4.5”w × 10”h Bag: 11cm w × 25cm h “It was such a hit and 120 Pouch: 4.5”w × 6”h Pouch: 11cm w × 15cm h totally elevated our swag.” Strap drop: 26” Strap drop: 66cm SINGLE-USE Capacity: Most 64 oz. Bottles Capacity: Most 1.18L Bottles BAGS Weight: 1.4 oz. Weight: 40g SLING Easily Stuffs Into Carabiner Clips Anywhere Built-In Pouch To Be Unforgettable Durable, Machine Reusable Crossbody Bag. Washable Fabric Holds Up To 40 Pounds! Available In - Made From Recycled Materials REPLACES Bag: 13”w × 15”h Bag: 33cm w × 38cm h 1560 Pouch: 3”w × 5”h Pouch: 8cm w × 13cm h Strap drop: 20” Strap drop: 51cm SINGLE-USE Capacity: 40 lbs Capacity: 18kg BAGS Weight: 2.5 oz. Weight: 71g TRAVEL PACK Hydration-Ready Pouch Doubles As Outside Pocket When Unstuffed Unstuffs To A Top-Loading Backpack Breathable Shoulder Straps Two Stretch Fabric Bottle Pockets Carabiner Added For Extra Utility Easily Stuffs Into Built-In Pouch Available In - Made From Recycled Materials REPLACES Bag: 23cm w × 46cm h x 18cm d Bag: 9”w × 18”h x 7”d 300 Pouch: 19cm w × 15cm h Pouch: 7.5”w × 6”h SINGLE-USE Capacity: 15L Capacity: 900 cu. in. BAGS Weight: 156g Weight: 5.5 oz. DUFFEL Easy-To-Carry Straps Unstuffs To A Easily Stuffs Into Full-Size Duffel Built-In Pouch Pouch Doubles As Outside Long Adjustable Pocket When Unstuffed Carabiner Added Shoulder Strap For Extra Utility Available In - Made From Recycled Materials REPLACES Bag: 18”w × 12”h x 9”d Bag: 48cm w × 29.5cm h x 23cm d Pouch: 7.5”w × 6”h Pouch: 19cm w × 16cm h 300 Strap: 17” - 29” Strap: 43cm - 74cm SINGLE-USE Capacity: 1587 cu.
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