Salvores HempBelt Bag

Our salvores belt bag is a chic accessory comes with a bag, it can also be worn as a fanny pack or a sling bag. The bag can be be carried with Indian as well as western silhouettes Being made from hemp they are a substantial option for the conventional leather bags, being more eco-friendly as well as with better shelf life of fabric and comparatively low maintenance. Style note: Our salvores belt bags are a versatile piece of accessory that can be carried with indian , western and indowestern outfits. likewise. Can be carried with vibrant colors and flowy silhouettes in spring as well as for with warm colors and structured silhouettes in winters. These bags can also be carried to brunches, to run errands as well as with night out with friends. It is perfect for vacations where one prefers to travel handsfree. Being a belt bag, it can also be worn as a belt that can instantly enhance the look of the entire outfiy .The motif on the bag- Salvores is a handcrafted Rhino made from brass,, dipped in gold. Rhino is a critically endangered species, with only 67 javan rhino remaining in the world. Our Into the Wild motif are dedicated towards preservation on endangered wildlife species Accessories are made by upcycling waste scratches of fabrics

They are made from 100% hemp, dyed using natural dyes
Organic has thermostatic properties, which makes you feel warm in winter and cool in summers
Fabric has UV resistant properties, which helps the skin to protect from damage caused by extreme sun
Fabric has antimicrobial properties
Does not absorb excessive amounts of water, or gets drenched in rains.

"Avoid excessive washing
Hand wash separately in cold water, Make sure to wash different colors separately
Use diluted liquid mild soap or mild detergents.
Do not use chlorinated bleach
Do not scrub
Keep away from direct sunlight
In caring for plant dyed clothing, we recommend storing the clothing in a dark place when not being worn.
Natural colours have the tendency to change its colour a little bit in the first few washes but that the beauty of nature and the factor that change is inevitable in nature."