A recycled rubber keychain, made using stitched bicycle inner tube. Durable, weather resistant, sustainable design. Vegan, with a leather-like look.

Specifications:
Made from a continuous piece of inner tube
Inner tube is stitched flat with three rows of heavy duty nylon thread
Measures 10" in length when open, 6” in length when closed, and 1” wide
Enameled steel snap hooks and snaps
Handmade in Washington, DC

Each opener is made from a used bicycle gear and chain. Sizes and coloring vary slightly, depending on the first life of the materials as bicycle parts. However, all bottle openers are free of grease and polished with a steel brush to bring out a subtle luster. Specifications: Exterior chain is secured loose, and shakes in place a little. Interior chain links have been hammered to make them rigid. Branded with a leather embossed tag attached with inner tube cord. Each bottle opener is unique, and pieced together by hand. Approximately 2.5" in diameter, and .5" thick. Handmade in DC

The DC Keychain is made with scrap leather, die cut in shape of the District of Columbia, and attached to a split ring with links of bicycle chain. The DC flag is stamped on one side, and the Bicycle Trash logo is embossed on the other. (Available in red on white, or silver on black.)

The DC Keychain is made with scrap leather, die cut in shape of the District of Columbia, and attached to a split ring with links of bicycle chain. The DC flag is stamped on one side, and the Bicycle Trash logo is embossed on the other. (Available in red on white, or silver on black.)

The Beer Pannier is designed to securely carry six 12-ounce bottles or 12/16-ounce cans, on or off your bicycle. Made from used bicycle inner tubes, Bicycle Trash's Beer Pannier is the sustainability-minded shopper's choice for fashionably transporting your favorite home-brew or bottle shop purchase. The Beer Pannier is lined with eco-felt made from recycled plastic bottles, and accented with black veg-tanned leather scrap (surface imperfections and marks that would result in being trashed otherwise). It has a handle for toting around, but can also be snapped over handlebars, and fits over most rear bicycle racks (must be secured). Once you reach your destination, it can also rest over a chair arm. Handcrafted in DC, each Beer Pannier is made with used bicycle inner tubes, lined with eco-felt, sewn with durable nylon thread, and secured with copper and brass hardware. Inner tubes are sourced from local bicycle repair shops, then cut, cleaned, and sewn by hand. Beer pannier measures 7.5” wide x 6” deep x 10” high (including handle)

The Beer Pannier is designed to securely carry six 12-ounce bottles or 12/16-ounce cans, on or off your bicycle. Made from used bicycle inner tubes, Bicycle Trash's Beer Pannier is the sustainability-minded shopper's choice for fashionably transporting your favorite home-brew or bottle shop purchase. The Beer Pannier is lined with eco-felt made from recycled plastic bottles, and accented with black veg-tanned leather scrap (surface imperfections and marks that would result in being trashed otherwise). It has a handle for toting around, but can also be snapped over handlebars, and fits over most rear bicycle racks (must be secured). Once you reach your destination, it can also rest over a chair arm. Handcrafted in DC, each Beer Pannier is made with used bicycle inner tubes, lined with eco-felt, sewn with durable nylon thread, and secured with copper and brass hardware. Inner tubes are sourced from local bicycle repair shops, then cut, cleaned, and sewn by hand. Beer pannier measures 7.5” wide x 6” deep x 10” high (including handle)

Minimalist belt, made using stitched bicycle inner tube. Specifications: Made from one continuous inner tube, and measure at least 55” long. Inner tube is stitched flat with five rows of heavy duty nylon thread. Each belt comes with instructions for trimming, to create a custom fit. Brass finish buckles come in 2 sizes (Standard, Wide). Standard belts are 1.25" wide, Wide Belts are 1.5” wide Belts are made in the Washington, DC