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This item will be posted to you by Re-Wrap-It within 3 days of receiving payment.
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With three children I was conscious about the amount of single use clingfilm or tinfoil I was using to make their packed lunches.
I knew there must be a better solution so I set about making a prototype with masking tape and old bits of fabric - and Re-Wrap-It's Reusable Sandwich Wrapper was born!
I started selling them at school fairs, and as they got more and more popular I was keen to get help with the sewing. I felt strongly that I wanted them handmade locally so took a sample to Kilmarnock Prison where I knew they had an industries department.
The inmates do a 6 week block in Industrial Sewing so gain a qualification, they learn a skill and get paid for their work - whilst I get them made 30 minutes from home so a win win situation. Thank you for your support.
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Something Green for the Lunchbox?
Made with the help of the inmates at Kilmarnock Prison, the Wrapper wraps around your sandwich, wrap or roll and seals with a velcro strip. It opens into a plate, wipe down and reuse again and again.
As seen on BBC's 'The Customer is Always Right'
Designed by Shona Forbes in Kilmarnock Prison
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