Yellow & Blue Fishnet Zip Pouch - Size M
For all the well organised travellers, book lovers, creatives, painters, parents, beach goers… a pouch in a medium size perfect for make up, pens, notebooks, passports, and all the small bits that you’d love all in one place, close to you. The canvas lining makes it strong and sturdy and the leather detail makes it precious and elegant.
Pair it with a bigger or a smaller size in a different print to get coordinate perfection.
DETAILS
h 14 cm x w 22 cm
100% Khadi - hand woven cotton
lined in natural heavy canvas
YKK zipper with leather pull
block printed and sewn by hand in Jaipur, India
wash cold with a delicate soap, iron if needed
Khadi may change slightly in colour and size when washed at high temperatures
This is a feel good purchase:
All The Fruits spent five months in India working alongside Craftboat, a design studio and paper company based in wonderful Jaipur. They helped us achieve the best block printing results and facilitated ethical manufacturing, providing fair wages and a clean work environment for the artisans that realised this collection.
WE ♡ KHADI
It’s a 100% handwoven textile with a lot of character and a lovely irregular texture.
It supports artisans in villages and micro level weavers across India.
It’s eco-friendly: the only textile activity that doesn’t use fossil fuels.
It’s a fabric full of history, encouraged by Mahatma Gandhi as a program to promote Indian self-reliance and resilience in the weaving industry.
For all the well organised travellers, book lovers, creatives, painters, parents, beach goers… a pouch in a medium size perfect for make up, pens, notebooks, passports, and all the small bits that you’d love all in one place, close to you. The canvas lining makes it strong and sturdy and the leather detail makes it precious and elegant.
Pair it with a bigger or a smaller size in a different print to get coordinate perfection.
DETAILS
h 14 cm x w 22 cm
100% Khadi - hand woven cotton
lined in natural heavy canvas
YKK zipper with leather pull
block printed and sewn by hand in Jaipur, India
wash cold with a delicate soap, iron if needed
Khadi may change slightly in colour and size when washed at high temperatures
This is a feel good purchase:
All The Fruits spent five months in India working alongside Craftboat, a design studio and paper company based in wonderful Jaipur. They helped us achieve the best block printing results and facilitated ethical manufacturing, providing fair wages and a clean work environment for the artisans that realised this collection.
WE ♡ KHADI
It’s a 100% handwoven textile with a lot of character and a lovely irregular texture.
It supports artisans in villages and micro level weavers across India.
It’s eco-friendly: the only textile activity that doesn’t use fossil fuels.
It’s a fabric full of history, encouraged by Mahatma Gandhi as a program to promote Indian self-reliance and resilience in the weaving industry.
For all the well organised travellers, book lovers, creatives, painters, parents, beach goers… a pouch in a medium size perfect for make up, pens, notebooks, passports, and all the small bits that you’d love all in one place, close to you. The canvas lining makes it strong and sturdy and the leather detail makes it precious and elegant.
Pair it with a bigger or a smaller size in a different print to get coordinate perfection.
DETAILS
h 14 cm x w 22 cm
100% Khadi - hand woven cotton
lined in natural heavy canvas
YKK zipper with leather pull
block printed and sewn by hand in Jaipur, India
wash cold with a delicate soap, iron if needed
Khadi may change slightly in colour and size when washed at high temperatures
This is a feel good purchase:
All The Fruits spent five months in India working alongside Craftboat, a design studio and paper company based in wonderful Jaipur. They helped us achieve the best block printing results and facilitated ethical manufacturing, providing fair wages and a clean work environment for the artisans that realised this collection.
WE ♡ KHADI
It’s a 100% handwoven textile with a lot of character and a lovely irregular texture.
It supports artisans in villages and micro level weavers across India.
It’s eco-friendly: the only textile activity that doesn’t use fossil fuels.
It’s a fabric full of history, encouraged by Mahatma Gandhi as a program to promote Indian self-reliance and resilience in the weaving industry.