
econscious
Meet the Grove Travel Cube Set from econscious (style EC8707), a sleek, eco‑friendly tote that folds into a compact cube for on‑the‑go storage. The fabric is 100% recycled, so you can showcase your brand while supporting sustainable practices. Because the surface is smooth and tightly woven, it’s perfect for vibrant custom graphics. Choose DTF for crisp, full‑color logos, dye‑sublimation for all‑over designs that won’t fade, or screen printing for bold, high‑impact artwork—just remember screen printing requires a 24‑piece minimum, while DTF and sublimation accept low minimums. We handle low minimum orders, so you can order exactly what you need without excess inventory. The set comes in three versatile colors and a one‑size fit that comfortably holds laptops, books, or gym gear. It’s ideal for businesses, schools, or event organizers who want a practical, green‑focused promotional item that puts your logo front and center.
Our guarantee: we stand behind our print quality — a printing or adhesion defect, we’ll remake it or refund you. We print exactly what you approve, so please check spelling and artwork on your proof before you sign off.
| Size | Measurements |
|---|---|
| One Size | Medium: 6.5"W x 10"H x 4"D Large: 10"W x 13"H x 4" |
• 600D, 100% recycled polyester • External woven label • Tear away inside label
Screen printing requires a 24‑piece minimum, while DTF and dye‑sublimation can be done with lower quantities.
Yes, DTF works great on the smooth recycled polyester, delivering sharp, full‑color results even on small runs.
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Choose the technique that fits your artwork — each links to its full method guide.
Best for bold spot colors and large runs.
Screen Printing guide →Full-color, photographic detail at any quantity.
DTF Printing guide →All-over, edge-to-edge dye designs.
Dye-Sublimation guide →Texture, metallics, and specialty inks.
UV / Specialty guide →Permanent engraving and marking on rigid materials.
Laser Engraving guide →Banners, decals, and rigid signs.
Signage guide →