₨5,000 Each of our upcycled product is one of a kind, so the pattern of the product you receive may differ from what’s shown on the website. This piece is upcycled using discarded materials, giving waste a second chance to shine. Made from the past, designed for what’s next. The Ash Valley Tote is crafted from 100% upcycled wool, offering a soft, durable, and eco-conscious option for everyday carry. With a fully reversible design and a practical interior pocket for your phone and cards, it’s made to be both functional and responsibly produced. 1 in stock
Ash Valley
Uniqueness
Reborn
Product Details
Outer Fabric: Knitted Wool
Inner Fabric: Pure fine wool
Reversible: YesDimension
Height: 12″
Length: 16″
Width: 1″
Pocket Size: 6*9″
Handle Height: 13.5″
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Minimal and textured, the Ash Valley Tote is made entirely from upcycled wool, giving discarded materials a second life through thoughtful design. By repurposing existing wool textiles, this bag supports a circular fashion model while reducing overall waste.
Its reversible construction allows for two distinct looks in one tote, making it versatile for daily use without increasing consumption. The sturdy wool knit provides lasting durability, while the interior pocket offers convenient storage for essentials such as your cellphone and cards.
Designed with longevity and simplicity in mind, the Ash Valley Tote is a refined everyday companion for those who value sustainability, versatility, and understated design.
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Discovering the beauty and uniqueness in the materials and wonders that surround us, our ideology is to find and highlight beauty in everything around us. Following the principle of Kintsugi, we use discarded materials and turn them into distinct, dynamic, and durable products that exude class. Our upcycled products have several features that make them stand out in our vision and mission of bringing sustainability to your closet.
