Kurashiki Design Red Ear Irish Linen Canvas Tote Bag L 26011-02

Kurashiki Design's original red ear linen canvas uses high-quality Irish linen yarn from Hardman's, one of Europe's leading linen spinning manufacturers, and is woven slowly and densely on an old-fashioned shuttle-type power loom.
Product specifications: Mouth width approx. 53 x height approx. 40 x gusset approx. 16 cm, (handle height approx. 17 cm) 100% linen, paraffin processing
Product description: Note>
Red ear linen canvas is treated with paraffin. Paraffin, even in its wax form, is used as a waterproofing material for things like tents and truck tops.
When you first use it, you may notice a slight oil smell. Also, please note that the wrinkles that look like white cracks are not uneven coloring, but are folded wrinkles in the paraffin. The hardness during processing gradually becomes softer with continued use over a long period of time, giving it a unique texture.

To maintain the texture of paraffin processing for a long time, avoid washing as much as possible. If you are concerned about dirt, we recommend spot cleaning by scrubbing with a brush, or pressing by hand. (If you prefer a worn-out, washed-out look, you can of course wash it in the washing machine.) In either case, please adjust the shape and dry it in the shade.





The red ear linen canvas of the Kurashiki design original is woven using a high quality Irish linen thread of "hard men Corporation" which is a linen spinning maker representing Europe densely slowly by a traditional shuttle type power loom.
Product specifications: Oral region width approximately 53* height approximately 40* gusset approximately 16cm, (handle approximately 17cm in height) linen 100% paraffin processing
Product explanation: > to be careful
I make paraffin processing on red ear linen canvas. The paraffin is used as waterproofing materials such as a tent or the hood of the truck in a group of "the low".
Some oil smells may be felt to begin to use it. In addition, approve it beforehand as it is not uneven coloring, and a wrinkle looking like a crack white is a buckling up wrinkle of the paraffin. What I continue using for a long time gradually softens the hardness at the time of the processing, and unique textures increase.

Please do not wash it as much as possible to keep a texture of the paraffin processing long. The dirt to be worried about washes the part such as rubbing it with a brush or pushes it by hand and recommends washing. You fix the form, and please dry both cases in the shade (you may have of course you machine-wash it when a worn-out worn-out feeling is preference.).