MEETING INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
SECURITY REGULATIONS
Holding up to 1 liter and allowing for more space because of its shape, the Safar bag fits neatly in any hand luggage and offers perfect visibility while searching for your beauty products. As a see-through bag our design meets international airport security regulations and is therefore mostly accepted while traveling.
FAIR TRADE INDIAN CRAFTSMANSHIP
Each Safar bag is hand made in Jaipur (India) by the women of the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation (PDFK), a non-governmental organization supporting underprivileged women.
From the traditional block printed fabric to the finishing tassel detail we strive to have as many parts as possible handmade in house by the skilled women of PDKF. While highlighting Indian craftsmanship and its unique design, especially from the region of Jaipur, Rajasthan, we also make sure everything is produced under fair conditions.
REUSABLE ALTERNATIVE
The Safar bag offers a multi-use alternative to the common single use plastic bags, which are normally used whilst traveling. By changing to Safar you are moving to an alternative that is less wasteful, more sustainable and can be used during your travel adventures as well as in your day-to-day life.
Safar is a handcrafted reusable alternative to regular 1-liter plastic bags that are mandatory for any liquids carried onboard a flight. The Safar bag can hold multiple 100ml liquid containers, and due to its design, offers more space than conventional single use plastic bags. Safars size and transparency meet international airport security regulations.
Our mission is to give travellers a simple yet elegant alternative to single-use plastic bags whilst highlighting Indian craftsmanship and its unique design, especially from the area of Jaipur (Rajasthan).
We work together with the women of the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation (PDKF), who produce each bag by hand. From the traditional block printed fabric to the finishing tassel detail, we strive to have as many parts as possible handmade in house by the skilled women of PDKF.