At which festivals should you wear your fanny pack?
Spend the summer with your hands in your pockets!
Why wear a fanny pack?
5 reasons to adopt a banana bag , the must-have accessory for this summer:
- n°1: walk quietly with your hands in your pockets
- n°2: avoid losing your things every time you sit down: buy a phone every year? Very little for us
- n°3: enhance your outfit with a stylish and colorful accessory
- n°4: go dancing until the end of the night at a music festival without being afraid for your business!
- n°5: financing the education of children in Peru
At which festivals should you wear your fanny pack?
Like every summer, you can show off your magnificent fanny pack at the biggest music festivals ! We made a small selection for you...
The Solidays:
Who does not know the Solidays? It's an iconic music festival that kicks off the summer. This year again, all genres of music will be there with world famous names: Laurent Garnier (electro), Sofiane Pamart (classical), Hamza (rap) or even J. Balvin (reggaeton).
Where: Longchamp Racecourse, Paris
When: June
Lollapalooza:
A must for all lovers of urban music. You can find Kendrick Lamar, Rosalia or Aya Nakamura there! And thank you for the banana bag that serves well in the pogos!
Where: Paris Longchamp Racecourse, Paris
When: July
The Old Plows:
Here again, we are talking about an emblematic music festival of the French scene. In addition to being a cult event, it is also an associative organization committed to sustainable development. You will certainly dance in front of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lomepal or Robbie Williams.
Where: Carhaix-Plouguer, Brittany
When: July
Responsible banana bags
Wearing a responsible waist bag at a music festival is even more stylish!
The outer fabric is made of 70% recycled cotton and 30% lenzing. Lenzing is a responsible material made from wood. It is a good alternative to cotton or viscose, because the manufacture of its fibers generates up to two times less emissions and water consumption! The leather is vegan!
The Binettes are produced in Sahline in Tunisia in a workshop with 30 years of expertise, specializing in the manufacture of clothing and accessories. Our workshop is in line with our ecological approach and is a member of the "Fashion Revolution Tunisia" initiative which works for sustainable fashion. The products are transported by boat from Tunisia.
