Juicy Couture California "Go Green" Bag

VivaLaJuicy · April 8th, 2008, 04:35 PM

Do you want a bag that literally makes a statement? If so, look what I discovered via Saks Fifth Avenue’s website, a new design to the California canvas totes by Juicy Couture. This California Go Green Canvas Bag is a roomy tote that displays the words “GO GREEN” throughout the front of the bag. Arrows forming a “recycle” heart can be found on the tote’s opposite end. The tote’s message is self-explanatory, basically this bags significance is to make a change and to do it in style! Now I’m not going to ramble on and on about the advantages of going green, but I do feel that the whole recycling and reduction of daily materials concept, does have an importance when it comes to changing simple habits for the good will of Mother Earth.

On this tote, you can find a full canvas body made of recycled organic compounds. It’s printed (green) interior reads “Juicy Couture” and the brands Yorkie pups can also be found on the totes front end corner. If you’re in search of a grocery shopping bag, a travel or book bag that isn’t going to hurt your pockets, why not this one? It’s durable, cute and only 75 bucks!

Get your Green Tote, here: Saks.com

Zombiegirl · April 8th, 2008, 06:47 PM

Cute, thanks for sharing!

Countess_Aprella · July 14th, 2008, 04:27 PM

Only $75? And I'm sure none of the money goes towards the cause. I don't agree with wearing stuff that says recycle or something if the money doesn't go to help the cause especially if the bag is $75. Yea it's made of recycled stuff but for $75 they could afford to donate money. I think the green thing is just a fad.

Zombiegirl · July 14th, 2008, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Countess_Aprella

I think the green thing is just a fad.

I sure hope not!!

I think it is an adorable tote!

VivaLaJuicy · July 14th, 2008, 10:58 PM

Carrying this tote DOES send out a statement whether you choose to ignore the statement or not that's the decision of the person reading or carrying the tote. Plus, its a name brand piece for $75... you can't beat that!

daisydeadpetals · July 15th, 2008, 01:45 AM

I haven't checked but does it mention anywhere that some of the proceeds of the purchase go towards any charity?