STANLEY&SONS Stanley & Sons Logo Canvas Tote Bag MADE IN U.S.A. White Discontinued, Difficult to Obtain Inspired by his grandfather, STANLEY GROSZKI, who made aprons and bags for local restaurant workers, factories, and printing companies in Manhattan, New York, CHRIS GROSZKI started ＜STANLEY & SONS＞ in Brooklyn in 2008. Originally, he made aprons for himself based on his grandfather's remaining materials, but their sturdy construction became popular among friends and spread by word of mouth. Initially, production space was limited, so he cut and sewed on the floor of his bedroom, and even hammered rivets on the street at night. Even now, he refers to his grandfather's remaining materials and uses carefully selected 24oz heavy canvas and vegetable-tanned leather that they hand-dye themselves, designing, cutting, dyeing, sewing, printing, hammering, and all other processes are done by hand in their Brooklyn workshop. Designer CHRIS is also knowledgeable about machinery and collects both old and new machines not only to maintain excellent quality but also to constantly develop new designs. Because the number of pieces that can be produced is limited, they are sold only in select shops. ＜STANLEY & SONS＞ is able to function in this way because of CHRIS's attention to detail, deep knowledge, and skillful, experienced craftsmanship. ★ Uses 24oz waxed canvas ★ All leather parts used are hand-dyed and hand-cut by CHRIS and his colleagues ★ Over 20 copper rivets are hand-hammered onto each bag ★ Prints are hand-printed one by one Size: Actual size: Approximately 36cm (height) x 57cm (top width) - 43cm (bottom width) x 17cm (depth) (Please allow for some error) Material: 100% cotton Handmade in U.S.A. Color: White This is a handmade tote bag made in Brooklyn. It uses a fairly thick and stiff fabric, so it stands on its own. Although it is unused, it has developed character through aging. There are slight stains on the outer side and bottom (pic. 7-9). Overall, it is in good condition, but we hope you will consider it with an understanding of its pre-owned nature.