The flower print is what separates this tote from a plain canvas bag: left by a door or on a bench it looks like a chosen object. Behind the pattern the build is practical, with a water-resistant vinyl lining and a 22 by 13 inch body that takes a bulky armload.
Multicolor blooms cover the canvas face, busy enough to hide the marks a working bag picks up on a car floor or a garden path. That print also lets the tote sit out in a living room with hobby supplies in it, where a blank utility bag would read as something waiting to be put away.
A vinyl lining covers the inside of the canvas, so a bag of damp towels, a leaking carton, or clippings carried in from outside stay off the fabric. The lining wipes down afterward, which is what allows one tote to move between groceries, laundry, and a craft project without a wash in between.
Width rather than height defines the shape: 22 inches across, 13 inches high, and 11 inches front to back, so blankets lie flat inside instead of bunching at the bottom. Two handles rise from the sides, long enough for a two-handed lift when the tote is loaded to the rim with laundry.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
