Barnes & Noble has partnered with re-wrap to create a range of beautifully crafted fully traceable and fair trade 100% organic in-conversion cotton tote bags. The Barnes & Noble collaboration with re-wrap has positively impacted a total of 3592 famil... Read more

Barnes & Noble has partnered with re-wrap to create a range of beautifully crafted fully traceable and fair trade 100% organic in-conversion cotton tote bags. The Barnes & Noble collaboration with re-wrap has positively impacted a total of 3592 families, approximately 14,368 people in the supply chain. This Grey Premium 100% Organic Cotton Canvas in-Conversion Reusable Tote Bag features a reinforced base, key loop and two internal pockets. SIZE: H 14in x W 15in x D 5in Handle L 23.6in (9 ¾in folded) x W 2in FEATURES: Internal hanging pocket Internal cell phone pocket French Seamed Side Seams Reinforced base and hem Reinforced handle join Key loop CARE: Hand wash cold separately Color transfer possible when wet ABOUT re-wrap: Re-cycle Re-claim Re-invent Established in 2002, re-wrap is invested in the livelihoods of women and farmers across India. Focusing on purpose over profit and measuring success through social and environmental impacts re-wrap uses only fair trade cotton seed and has a ‘Seed-to-Shop’ process which helps to create a positive impact on people and the planet. About re-wrap Farmers - re-wrap provides financial support to 3500 tribal cotton farmers across 58 villages in Karnataka, India. This allows the farmers to become climate resilient, reduce costs and become more planet friendly. It also means that re-wrap can offer a fully transparent, vertical supply chain, that ‘gives back’ to all involved. About re-wrap Artisans - re-wrap actively employs women who come from rural backgrounds and trains them in traditional sewing skills to help them gain economic independence. Many of our incredible women are sole income earners for their families and they value working with re-wrap not only for our above average wage but also for the confidence and skills they gain working in our supportive community. Less