Moma Tote Charm - Pink/ Green

Description

Embroidered MoMA logo. Zip closure. ● Metal keyring with clip ● Zip closure ● Embroidered MoMA logo ● 16 oz. Remove key ring to machine wash & line dry BAGGU MoMA brings artwork out of the gallery and into daily life. Recycled Canvas. Recycled Canvas All of our canvas bags currently in production are made from 65% recycled cotton. cotton canvas exterior ● Measures 3.75" H x 4.7" W x 1.4" L ● Remove key ring to machine wash & line dry BAGGU MoMA brings artwork out of the gallery and into daily life. 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. Material: Canvas. Measures 3.75" H x 4.7" W x 1.4" L. Spinning together recycled and virgin cotton fibers results in a more sustainable canvas fabric that still meets our high standards of strength and durability. A canvas tote charm to accessorize larger bags and keep small items like earbuds within reach. ● Metal keyring with clip ● Zip closure ● Embroidered MoMA logo ● 16 oz. cotton canvas exterior ● Measures 3.75" H x 4.7" W x 1.4" L ● Remove. 16 oz. cotton canvas exterior. Simply put, a 100% recycled canvas bag would cost more and wear out faster. A canvas tote charm to accessorize larger bags and keep small items like earbuds within reach. When cotton is recycled, the process breaks down its natural fibers, resulting in shorter “staple” fibers than would be found in virgin cotton.

Key Features

• Recycled Canvas All of our canvas bags currently in production are made from 65% recycled cotton.
• A canvas tote charm to accessorize larger bags and keep small items like earbuds within reach. ● Metal keyring with clip ● Zip closure ● Embroidered MoMA logo ● 16 oz. cotton canvas exterior ● Measures 3.75" H x 4.7" W x 1.4" L ● Remove.
• 16 oz. cotton canvas exterior.
• 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.