Filt 1860 byzantine violet small cotton mesh net shopping bag with handle

Hand Net or mesh Bag in byzantine violet by Filt

With dimensions of 25 x 25 cm, Mini Filt Filet is a practical net or mesh handbag ideal for daily use (easily fits wallet, phone, power bank, and a small bottle), as a lunchbox carrier, or for carrying fruits.

Eco-Friendly Reusable Net Bag in byzantine violet by Filt

A reusable and compact hand net or hand shopping bag made entirely of knitted cotton yarn that can expand significantly to accommodate fruits, vegetables, and other groceries from the market and beyond, including larger and heavier items like melons and watermelons.

Filt net bags are a sustainable product, thanks to exclusively artisanal and mechanical manufacturing processes and the origin of raw materials, certified with neutral environmental impact. Each net bag sewn by a Filt artisan is a unique item that preserves centuries of traditions, skills, and sensitivity to eco-sustainability issues.

The Filt net bag is an ideal everyday carry bag and, thanks to its patented weave and design, boasts formidable strength even for heavier loads.

For greater convenience, each Filt net bag is easy to neatly fold into a purse, backpack, or other container, and in use, its dimensions will adapt to contain a wide range of products.

Filt: the Original and Patented Crocheted Cotton Net Bag

With its iconic design, French market bags have been used for generations and have stood the test of time due to their reliability and durability. They are easy to mend if damaged by a sharp object and each net bag can prove useful in multiple scenarios.

Materials: 100% cotton

Made in: Normandy, France

Specifications: Main compartment for both styles (hand or shoulder strap): 25 cm x 25 cm with a handle length of 20 cm from point to point for this hand version

Care: machine washable

Brief History of Filet Filt Yarns

Based in Normandy, near Mont Saint-Michel, Filt has specialized in knitted shoulder or handbags since 1860 with patented designs.

Historically, these bags have been used by generations of mothers and grandmothers as a traditional market bag. They stretch to accommodate a wide range of groceries and items of various natures and can withstand an extreme amount of weight. Each yarn is traditionally dyed in northern France and then knitted and sewn in the Caen factory.