Shop until you drop with this Apolis x Lucette Market Bag. Made of durable materials, this market bag can carry all your goodies without breaking a sweat. The cool gray color is perfect for a day at the beach, grocery shopping, or the farmer's market.

The cool grey color is unique and eye-catching, and you'll love the way the white lettering pops against it. Plus, the leather handles are comfortable and sturdy, and the inner lining is water-resistant and spill-proof, so we don't have to worry about any accidental messes. Sustainably made by Apolis in Bangladesh.

- This is a sturdy and beautiful bag that will last for years.
- The natural jute fiber is environmentally friendly and sustainable.
- The lining is water resistant, so your belongings will stay dry.

- You're doing your part to help the environment by using a sustainable product.
- This bag is strong enough to carry everything you need, making it perfect for travel.
- The antique nickel rivets add a touch of luxury, making this bag feel special.

Your purchase of our Apolis x Lucette bag supports working mothers in Bangladesh and helps break a poverty cycle.

The mothers who handcraft Apolis bags receive Fair Trade wages, annual profit dividends, and retirement fund and help them achieve their dreams thanks to the Bangladesh Project.
Apolis is a Certified B Corporation.

Bag details

• Dimensions:  13" wide, 18" high, 8" deep, 3.5" drop, with a 6" x 7" inside pocket.
• Natural Material: 100% natural golden jute fiber harvested in Bangladesh
• Water-Resistant Lining: 100% polyurethane
• Strong: Can hold over 100 pounds
• Leather Straps: Reinforced by antique nickel rivets

An Apolis bag supports working mothers in Bangladesh and your purchase helps break a poverty cycle. The mothers who ;handcraft Apolis bags receive Fair Trade wages, annual profit dividends, and retirement fund and help them achieve their dreams thanks to the Bangladesh Project.
Apolis is a Certified B Corporation.
About the Factory: Following the 1971 war that established Bangladesh and brought with it poverty and disease, Saidpur Enterprises began in 1976 as a project to help the mothers of malnourished children with employment producing jute handicrafts and now supports artisans selling for a larger fair trade export market.They also provide literary classes, training on nutrition, women's legal rights, educational awareness and finance.

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