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$39.90
Travel-inspired tote bags, come in 3 sizes, and with the adjustable strap option. Ideal for travelers, frequent flyers and aviation enthusiasts.
Default Tote: Both sides will have the same image.
Custom Tote: All
Material: Durable, yet lightweight, poly poplin fabric.
Details: Hand sewn in America with double stitched to improve durability. Printed on both sides and a sturdy 1" wide cotton webbing strap for a comfortable carrying. The adjustable strap model comes with an inside zipper pocket. Made in U.S.A.
Available Sizes:
• 13" x 13" / 33 x 33 cm
• 16" x 16" / 40 x 40 cm (adjustable strap model available)
• 18" x 18" / 46 x 46 cm (adjustable strap model available)
It makes me laugh everyday! Super useful, perfect size and I highly recommend the adjustable strap option.
Love the concept behind this bag!! I only wish my initials in the bottom left plate text were centered. I’m going to see either elastic or a zipper for closure.
Was pleased with the quality of the product. Gifted it to my son, who was really happy with it. Am planning to get a couple more to give away to friends.
I am already in love with this bag. Besides the totally cool design, it’s well made. It’s big enough for me to fit everything I carry on (I ordered the 18x18 with adjustable strap). It has two internal pockets on one side and one zipped internal pocket on other side. The strap is wide and soft which makes it comfortable even when I load the hell out of it. With the adjustable strap, I can either wear it on shoulder or crossbody. And it is light. Really light. That is a big plus for me as I like to walk on my layovers so I try to keep it as light as possible. And it is made in the USA. I think I will come back later to buy the smaller one to use as my regular around the town bag
I bought a personalized boarding pass phone cover and I LOVE it. I used the flight info from a big 50th birthday trip to Europe I took with friends and it's such a great memory for me. Awesome idea. I'm sure I'll be purchasing more things.
