African Weekend Tote
Made with African/Ugandan sourced material, this week end tote is perfect for a quick get away, an airplane carry on, even a shopping tote for art show or Christmas purchases. Generously sized 20 x 14 with 2 14 inch handles (28 inches seam to seam) this is our largest bag yet. The zippered top keeps things secure with an added zippered pocket inside along with even more pockets to keep things organized. The money spent on this item goes right back to Muko, Uganda when the community itself determines how best to use the money to improve their community. For example, recently they converted a small building into a hardware store to make it easier for residents to make needed home and farm repairs instead of traveling hours to get needed nails and rakes.
Made with African/Ugandan sourced material, this week end tote is perfect for a quick get away, an airplane carry on, even a shopping tote for art show or Christmas purchases. Generously sized 20 x 14 with 2 14 inch handles (28 inches seam to seam) this is our largest bag yet. The zippered top keeps things secure with an added zippered pocket inside along with even more pockets to keep things organized. The money spent on this item goes right back to Muko, Uganda when the community itself determines how best to use the money to improve their community. For example, recently they converted a small building into a hardware store to make it easier for residents to make needed home and farm repairs instead of traveling hours to get needed nails and rakes.
Made with African/Ugandan sourced material, this week end tote is perfect for a quick get away, an airplane carry on, even a shopping tote for art show or Christmas purchases. Generously sized 20 x 14 with 2 14 inch handles (28 inches seam to seam) this is our largest bag yet. The zippered top keeps things secure with an added zippered pocket inside along with even more pockets to keep things organized. The money spent on this item goes right back to Muko, Uganda when the community itself determines how best to use the money to improve their community. For example, recently they converted a small building into a hardware store to make it easier for residents to make needed home and farm repairs instead of traveling hours to get needed nails and rakes.