The Cork Handbag Mini Box Bag from Simaru combines sustainable design with artisanal perfection. Made from premium cork from Spain and Portugal, it offers you a stylish and vegan alternative to conventional leather handbags.
Cork is a true natural wonder: water-repellent, feather-light, and amazingly robust. Each piece has a unique grain – your bag is a true one-of-a-kind. Unlike many competitors, we exclusively use high-quality European cork, which is sustainably harvested from the cork oak without felling the tree.
Details: The Mini Box Bag offers compact dimensions of approx. 18 × 12 × 8 cm – enough space for your phone, wallet, keys, and your most important companions. The magnetic closure ensures quick access and secure hold.
Made in the EU: Designed in Germany, sewn in Poland under fair conditions – with cork from the Iberian Peninsula. Each bag is handcrafted with care and attention to detail.
At Simaru, you get jeweler-quality without surcharge – directly from the manufacturer, without intermediaries. Discover the difference that true craftsmanship makes.
The product offered is covered by a manufacturer's warranty (further information and warranty notes can be found at https://simaru.de/pages/herstellergarantie ).
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Many people still associate a sustainable lifestyle with restrictions and sacrifice. But that doesn't have to be the case! With our products made from renewable cork and durable, high-quality leather, you're already making a contribution. And those who consume consciously consume with a good feeling!
Manufacturing in Europe and our direct sales offer you another advantage: Your order will be with you in no time! Your products are packaged ecologically at the production site and delivered to your home as quickly as possible, without intermediate storage.
You read that right: Ordering from Simaru means saving CO2! Because we manufacture in the EU and ship directly from our production facility to your home. We do this primarily to keep transport routes and supply chains as short as possible. This allows us to avoid costly air and sea transport and minimize CO2 emissions.
