ʻEke Pulu (Wet Bag)

Name: ʻEke Pulu (Wet Bag)
Brand: Kaleimamo Hawaiʻi
Price: 23.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Palapalai

$23.00 USD

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Our wet bag is perfect for using cloth diapers on the go! Made of water resistant material, this bag keeps messes contained so you can keep having fun!

Even after diapering days, this bag has many uses. Say goodbye to single-use plastic bags, and aloha to a stylish, sustainable solution! Whether it be wet swimwear, soiled clothes, muddy shoes, or toiletries, this wet bag can handle it all. Just wash and hang dry, and you're ready for your next adventure!

You'll love this bag's dual pocket design to store wet and dry items separately, and removable snap handles for versatile carrying and hanging.

Features

Fits 8 to 10 one size cloth diapers. We recommend keeping at least two wet bags in your cloth diaper rotation
Dual pocket design to store wet and dry items separately. (This bag is water resistant, not waterproof.)
Durable zippers keeps everything in
Removable snap handles for versatile carrying and hanging on strollers, hooks, chairs, doorknobs and more
Print inspired by our indigenous Hawaiian culture, language, and stories

Size

17.5" L x 12" W (45 x 30 cm)

Specifications

Single-layer PUL laminate for easy machine washing and quick drying

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About our ʻEke Pulu (Wet Bag)

Care Instructions

To clean, simply turn it inside out and wash with your soiled cloth diapers or regular laundry.

Hang dry or tumble dry on low.

About This Print

Palapalai

Palapalai, or palai, is a species of fern indigenous to Hawaiʻi. Growing around 2-3 feet in height, palapalai can be found on all main Hawaiian islands, primarily in mesic forests. As a kinolau (physical embodiment) of Laka, the Hawaiian goddess of hula, palai is culturally significant, especially for hula practitioners. Lei made of palapalai are a common adornment and offering on the kuahu for Laka (hula altar). Palai offers a sweet and inviting fragrance.

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Modern cloth diapers made
from recycled plastic
Exclusive designs rooted
in our culture
Beautiful, sustainable,
culturally conscious
Native Hawaiian
family owned

Kaleimamo Kuleana

Our diapers are CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act) and CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) compliant, which means that they are safe for children, do not contain harmful metals and chemicals, and have passed testing at a CPSC-accepted testing lab.

Our products are responsibly made in China. We work only with manufacturers who operate under the Fair Labor Association Workplace Code of Conduct, which ensures a safe and healthy workplace setting, fair wages, and standard, regulated work hours.

We manufacture our products in small batches to minimize waste.
We do our best to utilize tags and packaging made from plant-based and recycled materials, and minimally package our products with eco-friendly supplies.

Giving back to our Hawaiʻi community is an integral part of our values and our mission. Learn more about how we support our community here.

Customer Reviews

Love a good wet bag

I really like that they have 2 zippered pockets and you can hang it different ways. The size is perfect for our changing area. It holds a days worth and then some for our soon to be 3 month old. Would definitely recommend!

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ʻEke Pulu (Wet Bag)