Globe Hope
Finnish online retailer making bags, clothing and home goods from recycled and surplus materials
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Globe Hope
Globe Hope makes bags, clothing, accessories and home goods using recycled and surplus materials, including seat belts, carpeting, parachute fabric and sails. It sells its products through an online store.
The company is based in Nummela, Finland, and has operated since 2003.
Product: Bags, clothing, accessories and home goods made from recycled and surplus materials, sold through an online store.
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