Notebooks & Honey The Social Butterfly Wax Canvas Tote, Navy
Description
Eight pockets, including two bottle holders. Inside: a large pocket sized for a laptop, a mobile pocket, a small interior pocket, and two bottle holders. Outside: a small hidden pocket, a small vertical zip pocket sized for sunglasses, and a medium vertical zip pocket.
Navy wax canvas with a bright pink lining. Made from 100% cotton 18 oz filter twill with a TexWax finish, which makes it durable, water-resistant and weather-tough. The 100% nylon lining is soft and strong and also water-resistant. Straps are 7–8 oz vegetable tan leather, paired with a thinner vegetable tan leather for the base, zipper tabs and logo.
Built to age. The wax canvas and vegetable tan leather are meant to weather and patina with use, so the bag looks more like yours over time.
Details. 15 inches wide by 17 tall by 5 deep.
Why It Matters
The practical requirements overlap more than you'd expect — room for a blanket and a laptop, somewhere for water, pockets you can find things in without unpacking everything. What differs is what it says about you while you're carrying it. Which is nothing.
Eight pockets, including two bottle holders. Inside: a large pocket sized for a laptop, a mobile pocket, a small interior pocket, and two bottle holders. Outside: a small hidden pocket, a small vertical zip pocket sized for sunglasses, and a medium vertical zip pocket.
Navy wax canvas with a bright pink lining. Made from 100% cotton 18 oz filter twill with a TexWax finish, which makes it durable, water-resistant and weather-tough. The 100% nylon lining is soft and strong and also water-resistant. Straps are 7–8 oz vegetable tan leather, paired with a thinner vegetable tan leather for the base, zipper tabs and logo.
Built to age. The wax canvas and vegetable tan leather are meant to weather and patina with use, so the bag looks more like yours over time.
Details. 15 inches wide by 17 tall by 5 deep.
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