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Cork Culture US sells bags, wallets, jewelry and accessories made from cork. The site describes cork as a vegan alternative to leather and says it is eco-friendly, natural, biodegradable, sustainable, antimicrobial/antibacterial, and 100% organic. It also states that cork is harvested from oak trees by removing the bark approximately every nine years without harming the tree, and presents this harvesting practice as having been used for over 500 years. The brand’s sustainability position is centered on cork as a material and on the long-standing harvesting method used to obtain it.

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Sells cork-based products

Cork Bags, Cork Wallets, Cork Jewelry, Cork Accessories

Describes cork as an alternative

Of course Vegan, Eco-friendly, natural, biodegradable, sustainable, antimicrobial/antibacterial. 100 % organic. The best alternative to leather.

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Uses cork from oak bark

Cork comes from an oak tree and is grown in the Mediterranean. Cork is harvested by removing the bark of the tree approximately every 9 years. It’s the only tree in the world where you can remove all its bark without harming the trees.

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