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Action Bags
Action Bags, born from a Mennonite aid project after the 1971 war in Bangladesh, now employs hundreds of women making fair trade jute products.
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Elephant Market Bag
Fair trade, jute and canvas
An intricately embroidered blue elephant stamps its mark on this attractive and roomy market bag from Bangladesh. Strongly stitched from jute and canvas, and with sturdy comfortable handles long enough for hanging over your shoulder, it makes a perfect tote bag for shopping, or for carrying books, drinks and towels for a day at the beach. Includes an inside zipped pocket to keep purses, phones and keys handy.
43 x 22 x 30 cm.
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