Moma Tote Charm - Pink/ Green

Description

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

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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 16 oz. cotton canvas exterior.