The Carryall Patchwork Tote is a unique collaboration that reimagines leftover materials through community-driven initiatives. Crafted from durable canvas and beautiful flannel scraps, each tote is one-of-a-kind, celebrating creativity and sustainability. Perfectly sized for daily activities, it embraces versatility for spring picnics, autumn outings, and summer adventures, ensuring no scrap goes to waste. This tote not only enhances style but also champions mindful consumption, making it an ideal choice for eco-conscious individuals.
From the brand: Every piece deserves a second chance.
The Carryall (Patchwork Tote) marks the beginning of a collaboration with Project Vermont, led by Lise-Anne Cooledge, whose work focuses on minimizing waste and reimagining leftover materials through community workshops and small-batch production.
Each tote is sewn from canvas originally used to sample the Pomfret, paired with panels of flannel saved from the cutting room floor. This flannel is too beautiful to let go to waste — every offcut finds a new purpose here.
Because of the patchwork process and varied scrap sizes, no two are alike — each one carries subtle differences that reflect the human hands and inherently variable process behind it.
Durable enough for daily use and sized for everything you carry: perfect for spring picnics, fall apple picking, summertime beach trips, and everything in between.
No scraps left behind.
