Dunsel's Product Guide
Explore the world of Dunsel's Sail Bags. Each bag is made from upcycled, re-manufactured materials. We use discarded sailboat sails as a shell for our bags, and use a variety...
demand more, use less.
Our products are handcrafted from worn and discarded sailboat sails. We use this material because it already exists. Instead of contributing to overconsumption and the infinite demand for virgin materials, we can make durable, quality, and sustainable goods without sacrificing the environment.
Since our inception we are proud to have recovered over 2000lbs of plastic, textile waste.
Now Available!
The Duffel Bag
Head home without worrying about your bag falling apart. The Duffel Bag is a seriously durable bag that comes in a minimal design. Feel good, look good, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes from a well designed and well thought out bag. Available now!
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what else do we make?
don't just take our word for it...
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Amanda
"I've owned two beach bags for around a year and have been thrilled with how well they've held up. They're cute, durable and easy to wash!"
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Thalia
"I love it! I use it as a makeup bag and it’s the perfect size! I love that it’s tough and easy to clean. Also that it’s made of recycled sails from right here in Florida!"
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Joanne
"I love the white crispness of the sail fabric and, of course, the GARNET handles and trim!! "
why are we here?
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we have no choice
Over 22,000 tons of plastic makes its way to the oceans. Every day.
We create solutions that actively combat the threat of plastic in our environment.
We are convinced that any effort is better than none, and we hope to inspire others through our sustainably driven business.
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by looking to the sea
We witnessed the countless issues arising from marine waste, so we tracked the materials that were contributing to this issue. Sailboat sails stuck out as they were readily available and consistently being thrown away. We developed a process to re-manufacture this materials into beautiful, functional, new products.
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to save our oceans
Plastic pollution has been wreaking havoc on essential environments for too long. The harsh reality of mass consumerism contributes significantly to this problem. By recovering these wasted materials, we are redirecting their typical flow, and we are protecting the places we call home.