Ric O’Barry, the former trainer of Flipper, went from working with dolphins in captivity to becoming a leading advocate for their freedom. He founded Dolphin Project to fight for dolphin protection and conservation. 🐬 Their impact speaks for itself: They created the world’s first and only permanent dolphin sanctuary, continue to expose the brutal dolphin drives in Taiji, and work tirelessly to end captivity. Together, GOT BAG and Dolphin Project share a mission to protect our oceans and the incredible wildlife that calls them home. Let’s make waves for change! 🌊 #ForThoseWhoDo #DolphinProject #gotbag

Since 2018, we’ve been transforming plastic waste into something new – collecting over 1.4 million kg of Ocean Impact Plastic and making our products available in 1,000+ stores worldwide. Now, we are taking the next step: We are opening our first flagship store. 📍 Where? GOT BAG Store, Frankfurt Airport Terminal 1, Hall B, Departures, Landside 📆 When? April 4th, 2025 – from 4:00 PM What’s happening? - Upcycling workshop with Paula’s Project - Beats, Drinks & Snacks This store marks a massive milestone in our journey – a space where impact and innovation come together, making conscious choices more accessible than ever. Drop by, raise a glass with us, and celebrate. We can’t wait to see you there!

Discover our CLOUD SHOULDER BAG in hot coral 🪸 Why we made this: Our partner NGO, GOT BAG Indonesia, works to support coastal communities on Java to reduce and prevent plastic pollution. In areas without proper waste disposal options, management systems are established, and additional plastic waste is collected from the environment. Each GOT BAG purchased supports these efforts. 🌊 Materials: RE:NYNET® is a recycled nylon fabric made of discarded fishing nets. This material is sourced not from GOT BAG Indonesia’s clean-up program, but from a recycling partner. Disposing of old fishing nets is expensive. These nets are often abandoned in the open sea, where they continue to trap marine life indefinitely, becoming what are known as ghost nets. We use RE:NYNET® for products that benefit from its soft and lightweight properties.

Discover the latest restock of the CLOUD COLLECTION on our website. Why we made this: Our partner NGO, GOT BAG Indonesia, works to support coastal communities on Java to reduce and prevent plastic pollution. In areas without proper waste disposal options, management systems are established, and additional plastic waste is collected from the environment. Each GOT BAG purchased supports these efforts. 🌊 Materials: RE:NYNET® is a recycled nylon fabric made of discarded fishing nets. This material is sourced not from GOT BAG Indonesia’s clean-up program, but from a recycling partner. Disposing of old fishing nets is expensive. These nets are often abandoned in the open sea, where they continue to trap marine life indefinitely, becoming what are known as ghost nets. We use RE:NYNET® for products that benefit from its soft and lightweight properties.

Our partner NGO, GOT BAG Indonesia, operates a clean-up program to collect and process Ocean Impact Plastic. This community-driven and regional focus ensures the program addresses plastic pollution in areas most affected, such as coastal regions without waste management systems, creating change for local communities and ecosystems. Our collaboration with the GOT BAG Indonesia Foundation is rooted in a firm belief: lasting change happens when local communities lead the way. That’s why the foundation is entirely managed by a team of local professionals, whose deep connection to their communities and the ocean allows them to develop targeted solutions for the plastic crisis. If you want to know more, visit our website 🌊

Discover the new RE:NYNET COLOR DROP! Why we made this: Our partner NGO, GOT BAG Indonesia, works to support coastal communities on Java to reduce and prevent plastic pollution. In areas without proper waste disposal options, management systems are established, and additional plastic waste is collected from the environment. Each GOT BAG purchased supports these efforts. Materials: RE:NYNET® is a recycled nylon fabric made of discarded fishing nets. This material is sourced not from GOT BAG Indonesia’s clean-up program, but from a recycling partner. Disposing of old fishing nets is expensive. These nets are often abandoned in the open sea, where they continue to trap marine life indefinitely, becoming what are known as ghost nets. We use RE:NYNET® for products that benefit from its soft and lightweight properties .

While we’re scrolling, another truckload of plastic is making its way into the ocean. 🌊 gotbag uses recycled materials made of waste that was collected before it reaches the sea – turning trash into something meaningful. Now, their CLOUD COLLECTION & MOON RUFFLE BAG just dropped in new colors: sandbar, hot coral, and sea lemon 🤎💛🧡 — made with recycled fishing nets, giving materials that could have polluted our oceans a second life. Because impact often starts with small choices — maybe even this one.

GOT BAG x PLASTIC FREE IT 🌊 Plastic Free is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the environment and reducing plastic pollution. Through education, cleanup initiatives, and community engagement, it raises awareness for a plastic-free future worldwide. This limited Collab Edition combines minimalist design with a strong message. Together with Plastic Free, we have created a collection that merges statement and function. Discover the collection.

„Ocean Film Tour 2025 is live! After attending the premiere events at Hamburg, Berlin and Munich, I can only say that it has everything. Epicness, amazing cinematography, love, awareness, connection...and many more emotions that you will have to discover by yourself. You can’t miss it! PS: Very proud to have our film „Nika: the pilot whale“ (codirected with joseherdz) in this year’s tour, showing the beauty of Canary Islands, but also the big threaths that this unique place in the world is facing. El Ocean Film Tour 2025 acaba de empezar! Acabo de volver de las premieres de Hamburgo, Berlin y Múnich, y solo puedo decir que el programa de este año lo tiene todo. Una cinematografía increíble, epicidad, historias preciosas, conexión, conciencia y muchas otras emociones que tendrán que descubrir ustedes cuando vean las películas. Busquen las paradas del Ocean Film Tour y no se lo pierdan! PD: muy orgullosos de tener nuestro documental „Nika, el calderón tropical“ en el programa de este año, mostrando la belleza de Canarias, pero también las grandes amenazas que está sufriendo. Join us in celebrating the Ocean Film Tour – a tribute to the sea, its power, and its stories. We’re proud to support this journey. Find screening dates and more on their website.