HOT ! OLIVE CROSSBODY KNITTING BESTIE BAG

Name: OLIVE CROSSBODY KNITTING BESTIE BAG
SKU: 811576757326
Price: 280 USD
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Get ready to take your knitting on the go with the Crossbody Knitting Bestie bag! Each bag, dreamed up by the Spinsters and Joji & Co., has a large main compartment, a side pocket, and a removable circle pouch stamped with the Spincycle Sheep logo. We’ve dubbed this little guy our “Notions Buddy” and we ADORE HIM! Perfect for your debit card, AirPods, or that tiny pair of snips you\'re always losing at the bottom of your other bags.

About the bag:

Handmade with Argentinian leather.

Two pockets: main compartment (15\" wide x 7\" deep) and side pocket (6\" wide x 7\" deep) with zipper closures.

Comes with a removable (but, I mean, who would want to?) circle pouch stamped with the Spincycle Sheep logo (4.5\" diameter x 1\" deep).

Adjustable strap with new & improved no-snag metal buckle.

Dimensions:Width - approximately 20\"Height - 11\"Strap - adjusts 25\"-30\"

Joji & Co is a collaborative project started by Joji Locatelli, a knitwear designer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The crafters they feature include leather, yarn and jewelery-makers as well as artisans from marginalized communities in Argentina.