Chipotle Mexican Grill is celebrating Earth Day on April 22 with the release of a new Chipotle branded repurposed billboard lunch bag. The bags are designed by eco brand Loomstate and created locally by Denver's Billboard Ecology Partners.

Each lunch bag is carefully crafted from old Chipotle billboards, ...

Eco-friendly label First World Trash proves the old adage that one man's trash is another's treasure. The company's creators scour New York junkyards for vinyl billboards and old seatbelts. These materials might be junk to you and I, but First World Trash turns these items ...

Cole Haan has released a limited edition billboard tote to celebrate its sometime design collaborator and former tennis ace Maria Sharapova.

Just 101 of the bags were created from the billboards advertising Maria's Cole Haan handbags. It's a great example of designer recycling, but I'm not so compelled by the ...

Self confessed "granola hippie types" Ashley Cellura and Eliza Sullivan have turned their passion for living green into a thriving handbag business. Their EvenOdd Creative accessories are hand-crafted from reclaimed vinyl billboards, bike inner tubes, and seatbelts found in their neighborhood.

Their materials are often donated by local businesses ...

Why carry a bag made from just any old billboard, when you can carry one made of a recycled movie poster? Modulab takes old vinyl movie advertisements and turns them into totes, handbags, and wallets for pop culture junkies. As movie posters are so large, the bags feature extreme actor ...

French brand Bilum takes billboards destined for landfill and turns them into one-of-a-kind bags for men and women.

Creator Helene de la Moureyre uses her background in advertising to source the best billboards with the most dynamic designs. She pairs these with recycled seat belts for straps and adds the ...

Forget hemp and candy wrappers. The latest eco-friendly fad is handbags made from billboards. Previously these purses were exclusive to green labels like Artecnica and GG2G, but now some big name designers are cashing in on the trend. The latest to don their eco-warrior hat is Chinese Laundry.

It makes ...

It's another case of billboard meets fashion. Similar to eco-friendly companies Artecnica and GG2G, the major retail store and budget fashionista-favorite Target is set to make a line of handbags from recycled billboard materials.

These aren't just any ol' billboard advertisements, however. The material will come straight from their upcoming ads in New ...