Evaluating The Design, Prototype, and Acceptability of a Tote-To-Backpack Convertible Canvas Bag Among College Students and Young Professionals

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Elizabeth G. Gajo
Mary Elizabeth B. Parreño

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This research study centers on the design and evaluation of a versatile tote-to-backpack convertible canvas bag tailored to meet the needs of college students and young professionals. The primary objectives are to create a functional prototype based on predefined design concepts, assess its acceptability among the target demographic, and contribute to environmentally conscious bag design by minimizing plastic and metal hardware use. The study reveals that the convertible bag design enjoys significant acceptance among college students and young professionals, with respondents highlighting its functionality, flexibility, and aesthetics. Recommendations are made to refine the bag's design and marketing strategies while emphasizing its features and benefits. This study not only provides insights into the potential for a convertible bag but also contributes to sustainable bag design practices.

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Gajo, E. G., & Parreño, M. E. B. . (2023). Evaluating The Design, Prototype, and Acceptability of a Tote-To-Backpack Convertible Canvas Bag Among College Students and Young Professionals. Journal of Advanced Zoology, 44(S5), 1578–1583. https://doi.org/10.17762/jaz.v44iS-5.1395
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