The above Gold Mermaid Tail and Waves Tote only comes in Medium, but you can opt for a hanging pocket and choose which enclosure you’d like (clasp or zip — cost extra)
Other fun design options from Sea Bags, including home products. Courtesy: Sea Bags
The bag has hand-spliced hemp rope handles, a white interior liner and has the option of a closure or without and you can get a zipped pocket on the inside too as an additional option. It’s easy to care for and can be thrown into the machine for washing. It comes in both a medium (14″h x 5.5″w x 14″) and Large (14″h x 6″w x 18″) size depending on your needs.
Check out their website for more information about Sea Bags and for the variety of design options they offer. In addition to tote bags, they offer pouches, pillows, accessories and other fun products which are great for travel.Sea Bags are born as sails and transformed into nautically inspired totes and accessories — yes, really. The materials come from sails, so it’s from this “previous life” if you like, that makes each bag unique.
They tout all American made. They say that they use one of the last remaining thread manufacturers in the United States and one of a few rope manufacturers in New England. The company is located on Custom House Wharf in the heart of Portland Maine’s waterfront.
Portland waterfront, photo courtesy of SeaBags.
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