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Original price was: $18.99.$16.14Current price is: $16.14.
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This large straw tote bag is perfect for carrying your essentials in style. Its spacious interior and durable construction make it ideal for various occasions.
Crafted from woven straw, this tote bag is both stylish and practical. It features a roomy interior with a zippered closure for added security. The tote includes a small slip pocket for organizing smaller items.
Designed for everyday use, this bag offers ample storage space. The zippered closure keeps your belongings secure. The straw material is lightweight and durable. The tote is easy to fold and store.
The natural color of the straw adds a classic and timeless look. The tote complements various outfits and styles. It’s perfect for shopping, beach days, or casual outings.
This tote bag is pre-owned but brand new. Enjoy the style and functionality of this bag at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you buy this tote bag, you’re helping support a meaningful cause.
Color: Beige
Dimensions: 17.5L x 13″H
Condition: Pre-owned, new
Compare To: $23.99 (Amazon)
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