Kissa Tote Bag In Green And White

A bag with stories woven in.

Meet Kissa — the tote that speaks volumes without saying a word. Spacious, sturdy, and full of soul, it’s made for the everyday storyteller — someone who carries books, groceries, laptops, snacks… and purpose.
Each Kissa is handcrafted from upcycled plastic wrappers and polythene bags that once cluttered our streets and landfills. Transformed by skilled artisans on a traditional handloom, this tote doesn’t just carry your things — it carries impact.

Whether you’re heading to college, work, or a café with your journal, Kissa is roomy enough to hold it all — with a soft cotton lining, internal pockets, and straps for daily ease.

With every thread, Kissa tells a tale of waste turned wonder, of hands given new meaning, and of everyday choices that matter.

More than just a bag

Kissa means “story” in Hindi — and this one carries many.

From discarded plastic to something purposeful, every stitch tells a tale of change.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 16” (L) × 12” (H) × 5.5” (W)
• Material: Handloomed fabric crafted from upcycled plastic wrappers and discarded polythene bags
• Straps: Dual sturdy shoulder straps for everyday ease – 26” (L)
• Closure: Metal zipper for secure, convenient access
• Lining: Soft cotton lining with thoughtfully placed pockets
• Pockets: One internal laptop compartment + two open pockets
• Capacity: Spacious enough for laptops, notebooks, and daily must-haves
• Weight Limit: Carries up to 4 to 5 kgs
• Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Do not machine wash. Do not store under direct sunlight.

Impact Highlights:

• Plastic Waste Diverted: Upcycles 40-45 discarded polythene bags and wrappers that would otherwise choke landfills or pollute waterways.
• CO₂ Saved: Every Kissa bag helps prevent approximately 400–500g of CO₂ emissions — the equivalent of running a lightbulb for 20 hours or driving 2 km less.
• Community Impact: Woven and stitched by skilled women and local artisans, your purchase directly supports fair wages, dignified work, and community empowerment.