This is a guest post by John Simonetta, owner of ProformaGreen, an eco-friendly promotional items consultancy. John’s blogs are designed to keep us up to date on the “greening” of his industry.
From leather to leader is how Leed’s explains it on their website. How about from bottles to briefcases? That might be a better description for Leeds line of 100% recycled promotional items made from water bottles and other recycled everyday items.
Leed’s Owl line of bags and other items made from recycled water bottles has added a new product to their list of made from 100% post-consumer recycled material (product label affirms this claim).
The new Recycled Owl Laptop Sleeve holds standard 15″ laptop, has a front pocket, carry handle and runs around $15.
This is one of a number of new items in the 100% Owl post-consumer recycled line released in the last few months making Leeds one of the most prolific manufacturers of promotional bags made from recycled bottles (see the full line here).
They also offer 54% post-consumer recycled products under the Owl brand name which cost a little less than the 100% items.
For more information on these items visit the Leeds website or email me at green@simonetta.us
John Simonetta
www.proformagreen.com
Adventures in Green Marketing 
Leeds is doing a good job offering a few green products in their extensive line up of promotional products. We’re very proud to say that we are in the process of converting our entire company and product line to green by the end of 2008. We started with the introduction of act2GreenSmart Laptop Jackets and Sleeves last October, all made of 100% Recycled PET, inside and out. We’ve added messenger bags, totes, and shoulder bags, all made of 100% rPET, all of which can be imprinted or embroidered. Check it all out at http://www.act2GreenSmart.com
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