Sibur, in partnership with the HSE Art and Design School, is launching a competition for students interested in working at the intersection of industrial design, material science, and modern industry. The challenge: to develop a contemporary object or merchandise for Sibur related to the company’s polymers and other materials. The object does not necessarily have to be made entirely of polymers—the connection to the material and its properties is what matters.
ALL IN — everything you need at your fingertips
Polymers are an integral part of the ALL IN design. They are used in various components of the bag: synthetic fabrics, zippers, paracord, mesh, hardware, and decorative elements. Thanks to their properties, polymer materials allow for the creation of lightweight, durable, and wear-resistant parts adapted for daily use. Their diversity opens possibilities for combining textures, colors, and structural solutions.
ALL IN—the concept for a compact, multi-functional bag designed for active daily life. It combines minimalist design, thoughtful construction, and functionality, transforming a common accessory into a convenient tool for studying, working, and navigating the city.
As part of the project, a collection of branded badges was developed, specifically designed to be attached to the front mesh of the bag. They complement its design, allowing users to personalize the look and creating additional avenues for brand visual communication.
The bag’s key feature is the transformable back panel, which unfolds to become a smartphone stand. This simple design allows you to keep your hands free and comfortably interact with your device wherever you are—while studying, working, or relaxing.
Additional attachments for a water bottle or umbrella, along with a mesh pocket for quick access to small items, expand the bag’s functionality and help you organize essentials without unnecessary clutter.
Minimal form. Maximum possibility.
