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Jenkins Grocery Vintage Logo Tote Bag
$25.00
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Lightweight yet rugged, this cotton canvas tote carries stories as easily as groceries. The natural canvas and understated vintage logo settle into everyday routines — market trips, library runs, and afternoons wandering local streets. Its flat corners and sturdy 12 oz fabric give it structure so items sit neatly inside. Long, reinforced handles rest comfortably on the shoulder, while the sewn-in label and minimalist print hint at quiet, crafted details. Reach for this tote when you want something that looks lived-in from the first day and grows more familiar with every errand.
Product features
- 100% cotton canvas, heavy 12 oz fabric for durability
- Flat-corner construction for a neat, structured interior
- Self-fabric carrying handles with reinforced stitching
- Available in natural and black; sewn-in label
- Blank product sourced from India; adult sizing
Care instructions
- Do not iron directly over the printed area - print may stick to the iron.
- Spot clean
- Do not bleach
- Line dry
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