In Flight LUV Convertible Tote

Name: In Flight LUV Convertible Tote
Brand: Southwest
SKU: 800107
Price: 185.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.9 (114 reviews)

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Saves 3000 gallons of water

Saves 1.5 pounds of excess

Made in the USA

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Loopt4Life

We took reuse to the next level when we created the Inflight LUV Convertible Tote. Made from leather upcycled from retired Southwest Airlines seat covers, each of our In Flight Convertible Tote has its own visual personality acquired from the seat’s journey.

Each bag conserves roughly 3,000 gallons of water and there is a CO2 reduction of up to 82%. Additionally, we partnered with Relay Resources, a non-profit that employs adults with disabilities to dismantle and clean the seats. So not only do you have a bag with history, you can feel good about the purchase you've made too.
- Upcycled from Southwest Airlines leather seat covers

- Water resistant

- Lined with upcycled navy nylon

- Interior zipper pocket for travel docs and small accessories

- Expandable side zippers

- Hand Numbered

- Limited Edition

- Back by our limited warranty

- Handmade in the Pacific Northwest, USA

- Body: 11.5"H x 13"W x 6"D (zipped)

- Shoulder Strap Height: 8.5"

- Weight: 1.56 lbs
Low-impact products aren’t just about how they’re made, but about how they hold up. The longer a product lasts, the less waste we see in the long run.

That’s why everything we make comes with our Loopt4Life guarantee, our ironclad promise that our products can be trusted to last a lifetime.

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About Project LUV Seat

In order to conserve fuel, Southwest Airlines replaced their heavy leather airline seats with a lighter weight material, and they wanted to ensure that the journey didn’t end for 80,000 leather seat covers. We upcycled the seat leather into the In Flight Collection, conserving an estimated 2,000 gallons of water per pound of leather!

Learn how we repurposed airline seat covers and turned them into bags, and the design challenges we faced here.