Medium Denim Crescent Bag - Washed Black Denim

Description

Adjustable tonal logo strap Measures 8" H × 13 ¾" W × 4" L 47" adjustable logo strap Exterior: 100% cotton, 65% recycled cotton Lining: 100% cotton, 50% recycled cotton Machine washable Recycled Cotton All of our denim bags currently in. Due to the nature of the dye used, some color transfer may occur. Complete with an interior pocket that makes it easy to stay organized. The recycled cotton fibers come from pre-consumer waste — recovered during the creation of other cotton products, like t-shirts and socks — that would otherwise have gone to a landfill. Color: Washed Black Denim. Material: denim. Adjustable tonal logo strap Measures 8" H × 13 ¾" W × 4" L 47" adjustable logo strap Exterior: 100% cotton, 65% recycled cotton Lining: 100% cotton, 50% recycled cotton Machine washable Recycled Cotton All of our denim bags currently in production are made. Our medium crescent shape, designed to fit more than the essentials. Spinning together recycled and virgin cotton fibers results in a more sustainable canvas fabric that still meets our high standards of strength and durability. When cotton is recycled, the process breaks down its natural fibers, resulting in shorter “staple” fibers than would be found in virgin cotton. Please avoid making contact with light-colored surfaces as color transfer may occur.

Key Features

• Complete with an interior pocket that makes it easy to stay organized.
• Adjustable tonal logo strap Measures 8" H × 13 ¾" W × 4" L 47" adjustable logo strap Exterior: 100% cotton, 65% recycled cotton Lining: 100% cotton, 50% recycled cotton Machine washable Recycled Cotton All of our denim bags currently in.
• Our medium crescent shape, designed to fit more than the essentials.
• Spinning together recycled and virgin cotton fibers results in a more sustainable canvas fabric that still meets our high standards of strength and durability.
• The recycled cotton fibers come from pre-consumer waste — recovered during the creation of other cotton products, like t-shirts and socks — that would otherwise have gone to a landfill.
• When cotton is recycled, the process breaks down its natural fibers, resulting in shorter “staple” fibers than would be found in virgin cotton.