Ethical accessories brand ‘Fashion Without a Face’ has created a bespoke one-of-a-kind Manchester Pride ‘Rainbow Splatter’ edition of its sustainable, plant-based leather ‘M’ bag, available from 2 August with all proceeds being donated to the Manchester Pride.
Just £5 could secure this bespoke Pride bag – available exclusively via a lottery with tickets on-sale here (normal RRP £299).
Fashion Without a Face make stylish accessories that are gender neutral, sustainable, plant based and cruelty free. The ‘M’ bag is made from one of the most sustainable materials on the planet, cork oak bark. 100% ethical, 100% PeTA approved leathers, plant based, 100% impermeable to gases and liquids, water, dust and oil resistant.
Mark Fletcher, CEO for Manchester Pride, said, “It’s brilliant to receive support from fab creative local brands like Fashion Without A Face. We’re grateful for their donations and hope that people everywhere get behind the lottery to win this gorgeous Rainbow Splatter bag.”
Fashion Without a Face founder Scott Joseph adds, “We’re a proud Manchester queer-owned business and Pride has been a part of our lives for 23 years. Everyone gets to show their support however they can -this amazing event helped give me the confidence, community, support and pride to be exactly who I am, I wanted our first ever charity partnership to be with Manchester Pride”
The ‘M’ bag comes with detachable and retractable straps to quickly transform it from tote to backpack to brief, an internal padded pocket for laptops and, zipped & mobile phone pockets for storing smaller items. The bag is fully lined with fabric made from 30% organic cotton and 70% recycled plastics – the internal structuring is also made from recycled materials.
Fashion Without a Face, is based in Manchester UK, is globally committed and is an ethical, bold concept with a hunger and passion to educate the world that you don’t need to use animal leathers to create something beautiful.
The Manchester Pride ‘Rainbow Splatter’ lottery runs until 30 August at 1pm. Every £5 ticket represents one entry, and you can enter as many times as you like.
