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Darby Tote Bag

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CodeLL2364

The Darby Tote Bag is a generously sized everyday carry that feels as good as it looks. Made from 540gsm polycotton and polyester, it has a substantial, quality feel that sets it apart from a standard tote. At 16 litres it has plenty of room for the essentials, and the drawstring closure keeps everything secure without making the bag harder to use. Two long handles make it easy to wear over the shoulder, while two short handles give you the option to carry it by hand. A large front pocket adds handy quick-access storage for the things you need to grab on the go. Available in Black, Grey, Navy Blue, and Natural. Features - 540gsm Polycotton and Polyester Construction: A substantial, quality feel that holds its shape and wears well. 16 Litre Capacity: Generous sizing for everyday use, work, the market, or a weekend away. Drawstring Closure: Keeps the main compartment secure without compromising on ease of access. Four Handles: Two long shoulder handles and two short carry handles for versatile carrying options. Large Front Pocket: Handy quick-access storage for everyday essentials. Colour Options: Available in Black, Grey, Navy Blue, and Natural. Colours - Natural, Navy Blue, Grey, Black. Size - Bag: 400 x 350 x 120mm (LxWxH), Handles: 350mmL x 32mmW & 650mmL x 32mmW . Decoration Area(s) - Screen Print: 160 x 130mm (WxH); Digital Transfer: 130 x 130mm (WxH). Material: Polycotton, Polyester Size: Bag: 400 x 350 x 120mm (LxWxH), Handles: 350mmL x 32mmW & 650mmL x 32mmW Print areas: Screen Print: 160 x 130mm (WxH); Digital Transfer: 130 x 130mm (WxH) Decorations: Digital Transfer,Screen Print

This Logo Line Darby Tote Bag is part of our Pouches range. Construction uses Polycotton, Polyester. Available in Black, Grey, Natural, and Navy Blue. Available from 50 units, starting at $8.17 each. Bulk pricing quantity breaks are set at 50, 100, 250, 500, and 1000 units. Several decoration methods are listed for this product: Heat Transfer and Screen Print. Heat Transfer: Heat and pressure bond pre-printed graphics onto fabric. Economical for small multi-colour runs but fades faster than screen print. Screen Print: Ink pushed through a fine mesh screen onto flat products. Large print areas, vibrant colours — the classic method for apparel.