Organic Cotton Cosmetic Bag, Honua Pouch
Description
The smallest of the pouches. 8.5 inches wide, 5.5 tall, 2.5 deep — sized for the handful of things you actually reach for rather than everything you own.
Heavy 14 oz canvas. A substantial weight of certified organic cotton, so it holds its shape when it's packed and doesn't slump into a heap when it isn't. Long zipper pull, easy to catch one-handed.
Two-tone colorways, each pouch pairing one color with another.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory in India, with labor protections for the people who make it.
Made by hand. Slight variations in size and small visible imperfections are normal. These ship without plastic bags or excess packaging, so they occasionally arrive with a fold or a mark from the journey. Zipper tape and thread are polyester; everything else is organic cotton.
Care. Spot clean with a soft damp cloth, or machine wash separately in cold water. Line dry or tumble on low. No bleach, no dry cleaning.
Why It Matters
A pouch is a boundary. What's in it stays together and stays findable, which matters more on days when patience is short and energy is shorter.
It's also the kind of thing that gets repurposed constantly. What goes in it in month one usually isn't what goes in it in month four.
The smallest of the pouches. 8.5 inches wide, 5.5 tall, 2.5 deep — sized for the handful of things you actually reach for rather than everything you own.
Heavy 14 oz canvas. A substantial weight of certified organic cotton, so it holds its shape when it's packed and doesn't slump into a heap when it isn't. Long zipper pull, easy to catch one-handed.
Two-tone colorways, each pouch pairing one color with another.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory in India, with labor protections for the people who make it.
Made by hand. Slight variations in size and small visible imperfections are normal. These ship without plastic bags or excess packaging, so they occasionally arrive with a fold or a mark from the journey. Zipper tape and thread are polyester; everything else is organic cotton.
Care. Spot clean with a soft damp cloth, or machine wash separately in cold water. Line dry or tumble on low. No bleach, no dry cleaning.
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