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Tote Bag

Morocco Tile

$34.99

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About Morocco Tile

Morocco Tile is an original Walt Smith design created in Fiji. Explore the artwork across clothing, home, travel, and everyday pieces.

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About the Tote Bag

Bright, structured tote that brings the warm geometry of Moroccan tilework into everyday life. The colorful mosaic pattern feels lively yet composed — a little burst of sunlit courtyard energy for the farmer’s market, studio commute, or weekend errand run.

  • 100% polyester medium-weight body (200 g/m²) — durable, shape-retaining, quick-drying
  • Reinforced double-row stitching on handles for added strength
  • Boxed corners for extra interior space and structure
  • Black inner seam stitching with transparent hems; five handle color options
  • Non-woven laminate interior with one large compartment; available in three sizes (size tolerance ±0.75")
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Durable polyester keeps the shape crisp and resists everyday wear, while boxed corners and reinforced handles give the bag real carrying confidence. Choose from handle colors and three sizes to match your routine. It settles into daily life without fuss: roomy enough for a sketchbook or groceries, light enough to fold into a larger bag, and designed to hold its pattern through seasons of use.

Care instructions
  • Remove all items from the bag before cleaning. Suggested to pretreat visible stains with stain remover. Mix warm water with laundry detergent and clean the bag with terry washcloth or a soft bristle brush. Let the bag air dry.

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