Mafia Brother and Sister Transform old Sails from Sailboats and Repurpose Them into Sturdy Bags, Backpacks & accessories.

San Francisco, CA -- (SBWire) -- 07/07/2014 --Marcos & Paz Mafia finds happiness in repurposing used sails and converting this vibrant and sturdy material into reusable and uniquely stylish bags. It is all about transforming - materials, markets and concepts.

Mafia, the company, was founded in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This is where a great team is working round the clock to deliver orders to Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Peru and Chile. While they’ve made a significant contribution in South America, they need to spread the word and let people around the world know what they are doing in order to make a significant change by continuing to recycle lots of sails and generating new jobs.

With this intention, Marcos & Paz Mafia came up with the idea to open a new ‘Mafia’ production site in San Francisco, CA. By joining their campaign, the backers will help make their vision a reality. They have already contacted two manufacturers in California that are ready to increase their scale, hire more people and start producing ‘Mafia’.

San Francisco has a widespread sailing community. There are countless sportsmen and women who have stored old sails in their garage. This “trash” might end up in a land fill, spoiling soil and, ultimately, damaging the environment. Marcos & Paz are coming up with a solution.

A new operation facility means making more samples, designing adjustments and buying hardware. Marcos & Paz are eager to assemble their new workshop. The funding goal of $25,000 we enable them to raise their sails and start moving.

This project will only be funded if at least $25,000 is pledged by Sat, Jul 26 2014 3:40 AM +05:30.

Kickstarter Page http://kck.st/1pK5VsB

About Mafia Bags
Mafia repurposes used sails and converts this vibrant and sturdy material into reusable and uniquely stylish bags. The company was founded in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The founders are about to open the company’s new production site in San Francisco, CA.