This "Urban Key Ring" can either be hung 'urban style' from a pair of low slung jeans, or attached inside your handbag to stop your keys getting lost at the bottom! Either way, it is very practical and certainly smartens up any bunch of keys.
The cork fabric is amazingly supple and tactile, with a lovely matte finish and a smooth leather-like feel. Finished with a nautical-grade brass snap hook and closure.
Made by the clever people at Bambu who are committed to the fair treatment of workers, promoting healthy communities and preserving the environment. The cork range is made in China by a co-operative where the craftspeople are involved in setting the pricing levels.
The key ring is made from cork fabric - an innovative material made from a thin layer of cork applied to a cotton/polyester backing. It is very durable, water and stain resistant and wipes clean easily.
Cork is renewable and biodegradable, one of nature’s most remarkable resources. The bark of a cork tree is sustainably harvested every 10-12 years. It quickly regenerates and the tree continues to flourish, generally improving the tree’s health and vitality. The tree plays a vital role in balancing the ecosystem. Cork forests are essential to preventing soil erosion, maintaining water resources and storing Carbon Dioxide. Cork trees live an average of 150-200 years.
The cork fabric is amazingly supple and tactile, with a lovely matte finish and a smooth leather-like feel. Finished with a nautical-grade brass snap hook and closure.
Made by the clever people at Bambu who are committed to the fair treatment of workers, promoting healthy communities and preserving the environment. The cork range is made in China by a co-operative where the craftspeople are involved in setting the pricing levels.
The key ring is made from cork fabric - an innovative material made from a thin layer of cork applied to a cotton/polyester backing. It is very durable, water and stain resistant and wipes clean easily.
Cork is renewable and biodegradable, one of nature’s most remarkable resources. The bark of a cork tree is sustainably harvested every 10-12 years. It quickly regenerates and the tree continues to flourish, generally improving the tree’s health and vitality. The tree plays a vital role in balancing the ecosystem. Cork forests are essential to preventing soil erosion, maintaining water resources and storing Carbon Dioxide. Cork trees live an average of 150-200 years.