EVA Air is partnering with FORMIA and Hunter on a second amenity kit collection, launching alongside the airline’s new Taipei–Washington D.C. route for long-haul Premium Economy passengers.
The collection features two crossbody bag designs in lemon yellow and sky blue. Both are made from ripstop material and have adjustable, detachable straps.
Hunter, established in Britain and famous for introducing the Original Wellington Boot in 1956, has extended its range from footwear to include outerwear, bags, and accessories.
Recycled or renewable materials make up 44% of the kit’s total weight.
The kit includes Hunter-branded lip balm and body cream in packaging with over 40% post-consumer recycled materials, an eye mask made from recycled PET, and a dental kit and earplugs wrapped in FSC-certified kraft paper.
The collaboration between EVA Air, Hunter, and FORMIA follows an earlier amenity kit rotation between the three partners.
“We’re proud to continue our collaboration with EVA Air and Hunter, bringing together a leading airline and a globally recognised lifestyle brand to create a thoughtful Premium Economy amenity experience,” said Wilbert De Louw, Co-CEO at FORMIA. “This second collection blends considered design with more responsible material choices, offering passengers something distinctive they’ll want to keep long after they’ve landed.”
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