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Woven Tote

$32.50
Finish: Artwork
Bag sizes: 17" × 18''
Quantity
30 days return policy.
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About the product
This woven tote brings a quiet, handmade feel to everyday errands. Vertical woven threads in dusty rose and charcoal form a textured stripe that reads like a well-worn textile — familiar, warm, and a little rugged. Long cotton straps sit comfortably on the shoulder while the polyester body holds its shape and stands up to daily wear. Carry it to markets, studios, and slow mornings at the café; the subtle palette slips easily into capsule wardrobes and layered, craft-focused looks.

Product features
- Durable 100% polyester body that resists stretching and shrinking
- Comfortable 100% cotton carrying straps for shoulder wear
- Double-stitched seams for reinforced, long-lasting construction
- Same woven stripe design printed on both front and back
- Textured woven-thread appearance with vertical dusty-rose and charcoal stripes

Care instructions
- Spot clean / Dry Clean Only
100% polyester

100% polyester

Polyester fibers are extremely strong, resistant to most chemicals, stretching and shrinking

Carrying strap

Carrying strap

Straps are made out of 100% cotton

Double stitched seams

Double stitched seams

The seams are sewn around the edges with a double topstitch, making it long-lasting and durable

Spot clean / Dry Clean Only.

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We want to make sure that you are satisfied with your order and we are committed to making things right in case of any issues. We will provide a solution in cases of any defects if you contact us within 30 days of receiving your order.

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