KAZMOK re-use launches bags made of used conveyor belt.

Each bag has a story, but when it comes to new bags, the story has to develop.  KAZKMOK re-use presents bags that already carry a story with them: the bags are made of used conveyor belts.

Designer Dinand Stufkens: “The conveyor belts are given a second life as a bag, and each bag is unique due to the wears  and scars of the conveyor belts. A bag with a previous life is a bag with a story.”

The KAZMOK re-use branded products consist of a series of briefcases and accessories, like laptop sleeves and belts.The material  of which these products are made make them unique. The old conveyor belts have already had a previous life in e.g. the flower industry, the postal services or the recycling industry before becoming a bag. The material is extremely strong, and therefore very suitable for bags. The colours of the conveyor belts vary, causing each product to be different.

KAZMOK re-use is an initiative of Dinand Stufkens, industrial product designer. In 2005 he started with the designing and development of bags, initially geared towards rowing sports. With the KAZMOK re-use brand, Stufkens has recently started to focus on the development of durable goods, like belts, briefcases and laptop sleeves.