MoMA Logo Eco-Friendly T-Shirt For Guests Emily Sugihara started Baggu in

Emily Sugihara started Baggu in 2007 because she sought a more sustainable alternative to traditional disposable grocery bags

Mimicking the curves of its namesake by flaring out in the center

these three containers of various sizes are made in Japan from BPA-free

These nail stickers are a fun way for kids to accent their everyday look

This print features a reproduction of Claude Monet's work Agapanthus (1914-26)

MoMA Logo Eco-Friendly T-Shirt For Guests Emily Sugihara started Baggu inMade from 60% sustainably sourced cotton and 40% recycled polyester made from plastic bottles and other materials, this t shirt features the MoMA Logo on the front left hand side. The cotton poly blend give the t shirt a nice weight, 15% heavier than most basic tees.