We are Australia's premier supplier of bulk Jali bags, handcrafted in Bali using the highest quality recycled plastic. These stylish and durable bags are perfect for beach outings, shopping, storage, and more. With Jali bags growing in popularity, resellers are constantly selling out, making them an excellent opportunity for small businesses and entrepreneurs. Whether you’re looking to start a side hustle, grow your market stall, or expand into e-commerce, Jali bags are a proven bestseller both online and in-person. Join the trend and bring these sought-after bags to your customers !

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WHOLESALE JALI BAGS

QUALITY CONTROL

we take pride in supplying Jali bags made from the highest quality recycled plastic, ensuring durability, sustainability, and style. Each bag is handcrafted in Bali using carefully selected materials that undergo rigorous quality control measures. We work closely with skilled artisans to maintain exceptional craftsmanship, conducting thorough inspections at every stage of production. This commitment to quality ensures that every Jali bag is not only eco-friendly but also strong, practical, and long-lasting. Our dedication to excellence guarantees that our customers receive only the best, making Jali bags a trusted choice for both resellers and consumers.

Made from recycled plastic eco friendly

Some of the plastics that can be recycled into Jali Bags

♻️ What Materials Are Recycled to Make Jali Bags?

Jali bags are a sustainable and creative product made from recycled plastic materials, giving new life to waste that would otherwise pollute our environment. Here's a closer look at what goes into making these vibrant, handwoven bags:

🧴 1. Plastic Bottles (PET)

One of the most common sources of recycled plastic used in Jali bags is polyethylene terephthalate (PET) from disposable water and soda bottles. These bottles are cleaned, shredded into flakes, and melted down to create durable plastic strips or threads used in weaving.

🛍 2. Plastic Packaging Waste

Thin plastic films and wrappers—like those from grocery bags, snack packaging, and household products—are often collected and repurposed. Once cleaned, these plastics are processed and turned into colorful weaving materials.

🚮 3. Discarded Industrial Plastics

Factories and packaging centers often discard leftover rolls of polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) plastic. These offcuts, which are typically unused but non-biodegradable, are salvaged and transformed into weaving strips perfect for bag-making.

🧵 4. Recycled Plastic Raffia

Some Jali bags use plastic raffia, a synthetic fiber originally made from recycled materials. It’s flexible, water-resistant, and perfect for intricate hand weaving. Often seen in agricultural or construction use, raffia gets a second life in artisan crafts.