R-TOTE: Large Reversible Upcycled Cotton Tote With 6 Big Extra Pockets

Do you sometimes wish you could flip your tote inside out and have 6 large outside extra pockets big enough to fit tall mason jars? Maybe you never thought of it, but we did. 

R-TOTE is a large, reversible, and blue/charcoal double-layered multi-pocket tote designed to fit sizeable items on any of the 6 pleated outside pockets.

• It is multi-functional for either shopping, picnics, beach trips, or lightweight enough to fold in luggage for an extra cool tote anywhere you go.
• The shoulder straps are padded for comfort and reinforced for weight.
• It can also roll low key with the pockets on the inside to organize your gems however you deem.
• The dimensions are 21" long by 16" Tall and the pocket side adds another 5+ inches all around the area.
• 2 key loops are included, just in case.
  
• Elegant blue/charcoal color combination on parallel weave pattern cotton fabric.

These totes were upcycled from recovered premium heavy thread-count fancy hotel bedsheets that were otherwise going to a landfill. The sheets were re-sanitized then colored with natural Balinese dyes and techniques and then used for our design.

If you're going to introduce another reusable tote into your life you might as well buy a nice, functional and durable upcycled cotton one with a story and good purpose. Whatever you do avoid collecting another cheap plastic-based tote that is slowly turning into microplastic.

R-TOTE is produced in a zero-waste production and fair wage facility using locally sourced products. No single-use plastic waste is produced here. We know exactly where all our materials come from and all the people who make them. Shopping from us truly supports communities and spreads zero waste values.

***For every full order from My Plastic Free Store containing Balinese Products - We donate $1 to Bali ReGreen, a massive reforestation and sustainable economic recovery effort to improve Balinese lives, and also $1 to Plastik Detox Bali, working to help businesses transition out of single-use plastics. Read more about these organizations on our site.