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$15.00 USD
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$15.00 USD
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Maarte by Jan
Ober Der Filipino Gift Aesthetic Canvas Tote Bag
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Inspired by the lip pointing we all do and teach our coworkers and friends. LOL The print has a smooth matte finish. This Filipino art canvas tote bag would be perfect as your weekend errand tote, the farmers market, a quick stop at a bookstore or as your just-in-case tote when traveling.
Features:
- made from recycled canvas
- reinforced at stress points
- 21" handles
- available in white and black
- flat bottom
Measures: 15" x 16"
The totes are made of 100% recycled cotton canvas. They might have very slight imperfections due to the nature of the fabric. Please note there might be a slight color variation due to lighting and device screen settings.
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About Maarte by Jan: Maarte was born from the creative mind of a feminist Filipino bibliophile who passionately supports mental health and pet adoption. What began as a venture into designing graphics infused with Filipino humor soon evolved into a diverse collection of products that touch on important themes of mental health, equality, and self-empowerment. At Maarte, the team is dedicated to spreading joy through relatable and giggle-inducing products that resonate with people from all walks of life.
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