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JOYN

Carryall Block Print Tote - Toffee Moon

$85.00

An elevated everyday tote with sloped sides and generous amounts of room to effortlessly carry all your daily essentials.

Perfectly practical with two ways to wear; carry by hand using the recycled leather straps or over the shoulder thanks to the comfortable, canvas straps. Featuring our signature hand block printing on hand woven cotton canvas. 

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Size: Top W - 20", H - 15", Leather handle drop - 5", Canvas handle drop - 14"  

Materials: hand spun, hand woven cotton with recycled leather straps

Print: hand block printed 

Lining: cotton canvas lining

Fair Trade and Social Enterprise Certified.

Handcrafted from our studio in the Himalayas where we offer holistic, living wage work to those who have experienced barriers to work.

JOYN is a socially-conscious fashion brand producing women’s handbags that are 100-percent handmade. Each bag is unique.  No factories, no automation, because the more hands that it takes to make the products, the more jobs that are created. They have invented a system of “purposeful inefficiency” that drives every decision of the company.

Raw cotton is processed by hand, spun by hand, then woven by hand.  Wooden blocks are carved by hand and then the design is pressed on to the fabric.  This is all done by hand, reviving an ancient traditional art form that is native to India.