Re:Canvas Tote Night Ride
Re:Canvas is a “no scrap left behind” design project in which we up-cycle ou
Re:Canvas is a “no scrap left behind” design project in which we up-cycle ou
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Re:Canvas is a “no scrap left behind” design project in which we up-cycle our U.S.A. grown & milled cotton canvas in new and unique ways.
In our latest Re:Canvas launch we bring you asymmetrical, color-blocked totes. We use them to cart our laptop, groceries etc…there’s a large, exterior pocket and doubled-up canvas strap. Handmade in North Carolina.
Colors: Mustard, Pink, Clay and Peach
From top of strap to bottom of bag:
100% USA-grown, milled & dyed 10oz cotton canvas
Made in USA of 100% up-cycled materials
Lisa and Michael started the studio because bath mats and shower curtains were things you needed and rarely loved. Canvas curtains are still sewn in Brooklyn. Color stories now pick up California light, too.
We only make daily objects: curtains, towels, rugs, hampers, organizers. Partners are chosen for accountability, kindness, and materials we can stand next to.
US orders $100 and over ship for $5. Parcels typically leave within a business day, Monday–Friday. Unused items can be returned within 15 days — write [email protected] to start one. Sun Shower curtains are exchange-only; a $5 swatch card applies toward the curtain.
Re:Canvas Tote Night Ride
Re:Canvas is a “no scrap left behind” design project in which we up-cycle ou
Ojai Atlantic
Named after a quiet town in the canyons of Southern California, this hand-woven
S-Hook Brass
Our shower hooks are inspired by one of our favorite hardware store finds
Re:Canvas Tote Driftwood
Re:Canvas is a “no scrap left behind” design project in which we up-cycle ou
Orient Clay
The Orient is named after our favorite quiet town located at the easternmost tip
Re:Canvas x Rebeca Raney
Brooklyn artist, Rebeca Raney handmade each 1-of-a-kind pillow with the same met
Re:Canvas Tote Mint
Re:Canvas is a “no scrap left behind” design project in which we up-cycle ou
Re:Canvas x Rebeca Raney
Brooklyn artist, Rebeca Raney handmade each 1-of-a-kind pillow with the same met