Porto Tote Bag in Black and Natural Fique
Description
The Porto tote bag is ideal for a morning stroll around Monastiraki, pack your newspaper, wear it crossbody or carry by the handles, while you sip on a Freddo Espresso.
The Porto tote bag is a collaboration with Aliu Studio, made from fique, a strong durable fiber obtained from the leaves of a succulent tropical American plant.
This unique product has been carefully handwoven by Colombian artisans using sustainable materials, merging craftsmanship with a commitment to the environment. Every detail reflects our dedication to quality and artistry.
・Main Fabric 100% organic fique
・Includes cotton interior pouch
・Handle length 18 cm
・Width 35 cm
・Height 40 cm
・Made in Colombia
Size Guide & Fit
Where do you ship?
We ship from the Netherlands to the EU, the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, and selected countries in Asia and the Middle East. Delivery takes from a few working days to around two weeks, depending on your location. Shipping is free on orders over €150.
Will I have to pay import duties?
For some destinations, including the US, import duties are included in the price, so there's nothing extra to pay on delivery. For other countries outside the EU, local duties and taxes may be charged by the carrier on delivery. Not sure what applies to you? Just reach out to our customer service team and we’ll be happy to help.
What is your returns policy?
You have 14 days from delivery to let us know you'd like to return an item, and a further 14 days from then to send it back. Return shipping is paid by the customer. Please try swimwear on over underwear. We can't accept returns of items that have been worn or have had their tags removed. If you’d like to return your order, please first contact us at cs@basbains.com - we cannot allocate returns to an order without prior notice.
Pair it with
Stella Starfish Pin in Rosso
€20,00
Out of stock
Preserving a place
We believe that to protect the places we love, environmental consciousness must be embedded at every step, from how fibres are made to what happens to them once they’ve been well used.
