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06/03/24
June is National Oceans Month, a time to appreciate the natural beauty of the oceans around us and reflect on what we can do as individuals to help save and preserve threatened ocean ecosystems.
04/29/24
Each April, we're honored to team up with like-minded environmental organizations to make an Earth Day impact. Among many notable causes to support, waterfront conservation remains at the forefront of importance to our company. This year, we're proud to collaborate with the esteemed American Bird Conservancy on a limited-edition American Bird Sea Bags Collection.
03/05/24
Inspired by a centuries-old maritime tradition and cut from exceedingly rare sails, the Heritage Tanbark Market Tote honors the sailors who handmade rugged tanbark sails to withstand harsh conditions.
02/16/24
The destructive storms that battered the Maine Coast in January highlight the need for immediate action to preserve Maine's coastal fisheries.
11/16/23
For decades, schooner Ernestina-Morrissey—originally named the Effie M. Morrissey—braved the harsh North Atlantic waters, enduring tempests while hauling bountiful catches of cod during the heyday of the Gloucester Fishermen. Now, Sea Bags has gained access to these sea-worn sails and is pleased to present the latest in our Heritage Collection: The Gloucester Tote.
9/19/23
Partnering with the American Heart Association has become a tradition close to our hearts. We seek out partnerships with a personal connection, so the Association's Life is Why™ campaign was a natural choice.
9/14/23
We are heartbroken by the devastation and loss across the islands of Maui and Hawaii. Coastal communities have lost loved ones, homes, and businesses. To bring swift resources to those most impacted, for each limited-edition Hawaii Strong and Maui Strong tote sold we will donate $50 to the Hawai'i Community Foundation's Maui Strong Fund.
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