Organic Cotton Toiletry Bag, Heavy-Duty Canvas
Description
Built around a long zipper. A full-length zip opens the bag wide, so you can see what's in it at a glance rather than feeling around. Lead-free YKK zippers with metal pulls that feel substantial in the hand.
A front pocket and a carry handle. The outside pocket runs the full width of the bag, and the 8.5 inch handle means you can carry it on its own from a room to a bathroom.
Dimensions. Bag: 10 in wide x 5.5 in high x 5 in deep, roughly 4.5 litres. Front pocket: 10 x 4 in. Handle: 8.5 in.
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.
Heavy organic cotton canvas, certified. Made from GOTS certified organic cotton — Control Union CU1165282 — in Fair Trade Certified™ factories in India. GOTS prohibits toxic chemicals in processing and carries labor provisions for the people who make it.
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.
Built around a long zipper. A full-length zip opens the bag wide, so you can see what's in it at a glance rather than feeling around. Lead-free YKK zippers with metal pulls that feel substantial in the hand.
A front pocket and a carry handle. The outside pocket runs the full width of the bag, and the 8.5 inch handle means you can carry it on its own from a room to a bathroom.
Dimensions. Bag: 10 in wide x 5.5 in high x 5 in deep, roughly 4.5 litres. Front pocket: 10 x 4 in. Handle: 8.5 in.
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.
Heavy organic cotton canvas, certified. Made from GOTS certified organic cotton — Control Union CU1165282 — in Fair Trade Certified™ factories in India. GOTS prohibits toxic chemicals in processing and carries labor provisions for the people who make it.
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