BYBBA, a female-founded brand with a New York design team, makes packable reusable bags from its own Techniluxe™ fabric, created from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic. Its foldaway totes, travel bags, and crossbodies are designed to replace single-use carriers while remaining practical for everyday use. Through its partnership with 4Ocean, every bag sold funds the removal of one pound of plastic from oceans, rivers, and coastlines.
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ECOBAGS / Eco-Bags Products, IncFounded by Sharon Rowe in 1989, ECOBAGS makes reusable shopping, market and produce bags designed to replace single-use plastic. Its original pocket-sized string bag remains a best seller, now made from recycled cotton and ethically handmade in India, while the company also offers custom printing and made-to-order designs. Eco-Bags Products is a certified B Corporation and has built its business around responsible sourcing, fair labor and durable goods that reduce waste.BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY
Solo New YorkSolo New York designs versatile bags for work, travel, and everyday journeys, with hybrid styles that can shift from briefcase to backpack and travel packs built for airport security. The brand pairs urban-inspired design—often drawing on the energy of Lower Manhattan—with practical organization and technical features. Sustainability is part of the design approach, including premium fabric made from recycled PET bottles.HAUPPAUGE, NY
GreenGear Supply CompanyFounded in 2017 by Monika Dharia, minority woman-owned GreenGear Supply Company makes reusable rain ponchos from sugarcane-based plastic rather than petroleum. Its EcoRain® Poncho is designed for outdoor events and everyday adventures, while the company also develops customizable bags made in the USA. GreenGear supports environmental nonprofits through its partnership with 1% for the Planet.ALBERTSON, NY
Common GoodFounded in 2010 by Sacha Dunn in her Brooklyn home, Common Good makes refillable household cleaning and personal-care products designed to cut single-use plastic without relying on harsh chemicals. The women-led company uses plant- and mineral-based formulations, including enzyme-powered laundry detergent, and has built its identity around refill packaging and a closed-loop program that sanitizes and reuses liners. Its products are made in the USA and have helped keep more than one million 16-ounce bottles out of landfills.