Ready for summer by the ocean 🌊 Comment your favorite MOON BAG color!

SOLD OUT – but not for you. 
Our MOON BAG RUFFLE in hot coral flew off the shelves in just a few days. But we kept two aside – for you. Want to win it? 
Here’s how: 1. Follow us 2. Like this post 3. Tag someone who would love this color just as much as you Why we made this: 
Each GOT BAG supports our partner NGO, GOT BAG Indonesia, which works with coastal communities on Java to reduce and prevent plastic pollution. In areas lacking proper waste disposal, they establish waste management systems and collect additional plastic from the environment. The MOON BAG RUFFLE is made with RE:NYNET® – a soft, lightweight recycled nylon fabric sourced from discarded fishing nets. These nets are often abandoned at sea, where they become ghost nets, silently threatening marine life. By repurposing them, we give this harmful waste a new life – as something worth carrying. Giveaway ends on April 30th, End of Day. 
Good luck – and thank you for being part of the change.

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. The Yayasan GOT BAG Indonesia Foundation was established in September 2022, headquartered in Yogyakarta. Before, between 2019 and 2022, the clean-up program was coordinated by a local foundation with the same employees. 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. GOT BAG GmbH provides funding for the foundation’s initiatives and collaborates closely to set strategic goals. Through continuous exchange and capacity-building initiatives, we have further strengthened the foundation’s work.

Since we started manufacturing backpacks in 2018, we’ve continually expanded our product range and the materials we use. 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. In the age of large-scale industrial fishing, these nets are often abandoned in the open sea, where they continue to trap marine life indefinitely, becoming what are known as ghost nets. Our recycling partner in Taiwan provides fishermen with a free disposal option for their old nets, potentially helping to prevent environmental pollution. We use RE:NYNET® for products that benefit from its soft and lightweight properties​. Learn more about our materials on our website.

Our Puffer Collection just restocked. Since we started manufacturing backpacks in 2018, we’ve continually expanded our product range and the materials we use. 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. In the age of large-scale industrial fishing, these nets are often abandoned in the open sea, where they continue to trap marine life indefinitely, becoming what are known as ghost nets. Our recycling partner in Taiwan provides fishermen with a free disposal option for their old nets, potentially helping to prevent environmental pollution. We use RE:NYNET® for products that benefit from its soft and lightweight properties​. Learn more about our materials on our website.

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: GOT BAG opened its first flagship store. 📍 Where?
GOT BAG Store, Frankfurt Airport
Terminal 1, Hall B, Departures, Landside This store marks a massive milestone in our journey – a space where impact and innovation come together, making conscious choices more accessible than ever.

Discover our new T-SHAPE Bag. 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 collection on our website.

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!