Degradable Product Range
Replace traditional plastic carriers with our 100% Compostable T-shirt Bags. Crafted from high-performance biopolymers (PBAT + PLA + Cornstarch), these bags combine the strength and flexibility of plastic with the environmental benefits of plants. Featuring reinforced handles and a sturdy bottom seal, they provide a reliable, leak-proof, and plastic-free shopping experience that aligns perfectly with global sustainability mandates.
Product Details
· High Tensile Strength: Engineered to resist tearing and stretching, even when carrying heavy groceries or sharp-edged boxed goods.
· Reinforced "Vest" Handles: The classic T-shirt design is reinforced at the stress points to ensure comfortable carrying without handle failure.
· Certified Compostable: Fully compliant with EN13432 and ASTM D6400 standards. Home and industrial compostable options available.
· Silk-Smooth Texture: Unlike noisy, crinkly plastic, these bags have a soft, premium feel and are naturally anti-static.
Our Advantages
Zero Plastic Waste
Vibrant Eco-Printing
Excellent Shelf Stability
Global Compliance Labels
Primary Functions
· Supermarket & Grocery: The heavy-duty choice for bulk produce and household essentials.
· Retail & Boutique: Provides a professional, eco-conscious carrier for apparel and accessories.
· Event & Exhibition Giveaways: A high-visibility "walking billboard" for your brand's environmental values.
Product Specifications
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Material |
PBAT + PLA + Cornstarch (100% Compostable) |
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Type |
T-shirt Bag / Vest Carrier Bag |
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Thickness |
15 - 35 Microns (Customizable) |
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Load Capacity |
3kg - 12kg (Depending on size/thickness) |
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Color |
Natural White, Green, or Custom Colors |
FAQ
Our bags are specifically formulated with PBAT for high elasticity and PLA for rigidity. This blend ensures the handles can support significant weight without snapping or excessive stretching.
No. While our bags are biodegradable, they are engineered for industrial stability. They will not decompose or become sticky under normal warehouse conditions. Decomposition only begins when the bags are exposed to the specific combination of microorganisms, heat, and moisture found in a composting environment.
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