S'wet Recycled Travel Laundry Bag
Goes Where You Go.
This newly redesigned multi-purpose, reusable wet\dry bag keeps odors, wetness, and messes contained. With 100% recycled fabric and lining, S’wet is an eco-friendly alternative to single-use plastic bags. Use it for everything from a load of travel laundry to stinky workout gear, toiletries, sunscreen, and running shoes. S’wet fills up big, rolls up small, and can be carried or hung using the convenient snappable strap. The water-resistant fabric and zipper contain spills and moisture, while the odor-blocking lining keeps that "eau de gym" where it belongs - hidden. S’wet is machine washable and quick drying. Don't let dirty laundry or gym gear cramp your style. Pop one in your luggage, gym bag, or purse and be ready for any adventure
Seals in Odors & Wetness.
Silky smooth fabric on the outside - with a water resistant lining, seams, and zipper - S’wet keeps odors and wetness contained.
Fits a Small Load of Laundry.
Swet fills up big and rolls up small. Perfectly sized for essentials like shoes, toiletries, and weekend trips. Fits a small load of laundry, all of your gym gear, or whatever you throw its way.
Easy-Wash Quick-Dry Fabric.
Machine wash in cold water and hang it to dry.
Hang-Anywhere Stap.
Use the snappable hang-anywhere strap to keep your S’wet bag at the ready; when the bag's out of use, roll it up small and snap it in place.
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