Canvas Bag Kurashiki Canvas Custom Logo Tote Bag NAVY FREE [Beams Japan]

---------------------------------------------------------------------- [Country of Origin]: Made in Japan SIZE: FREE Width: 42.9cm Height: 30.7cm Depth: 15.2cm Handle: 44.6cm Weight (g): 270 A simple and durable canvas tote bag for everyday use A custom-made tote bag made in Kurashiki, a production center of domestic canvas. This durable fabric, which has long been used for truck canopies and tents, is made from high-quality No. 8 canvas, which is carefully produced from the raw yarn onwards. The top of the bag is kept simple by using the "ears" from both ends of the fabric woven on an old-fashioned shuttle loom. It is moderately thick and has the unique texture that can only be achieved with canvas woven on a shuttle loom. How about a traditional Kurashiki canvas tote with the Beams Japan embroidered logo? [What is canvas?] The smaller the number, the thicker the fabric is, such as for canopies and tents, while thin fabrics are used for clothing and bags, and generally refer to fabrics made from 100% cotton. [Notes] - There may be seams in the thread or weave marks (horizontal lines or knots). -Small bumps or indentations may appear on the edges of the canvas (selvage). - Color may fade due to exposure to sunlight, rain, sweat, or friction. -Please note that dark colors may fade slightly if rubbed against something wet. -This item is made of 100% cotton, so please be aware of shrinkage and color fading when washing. [About washing] - If it gets dirty, immediately wipe the area clean with a soft, wrung-out cloth. ・If there are any stains, wash the area by hand using a mild detergent. When rinsing, rinse by pressing the item without rubbing it, then reshape it and dry it in the shade in a well-ventilated place. Do not use a spin dryer. - Please note that washing may cause shrinkage, fading, color transfer, or deformation. Kurashiki Canvas / Kurashiki Hamp Kurashiki Canvas has been weaving tradition and innovation since 1888. The threads, which are twisted together using advanced techniques and have both flexibility and strength, are transformed into Kurashiki Canvas. Going beyond the boundaries of textiles, the company continues to create new value in a variety of fields, including apparel, furniture, miscellaneous goods, and architecture.