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Catch of the day.
You might recognize the iconic weave of this market bag (hint: It involves fish). Back in the 1800s, the locals In Normandy had an a-ha moment: Their fishing nets could do far more than haul in cod. Made from 100% cotton, these sturdy catch-alls are still made in France—check out those colors though!—and are just right for toting books, fruits and veggies, or flowers...then pack up into impossibly small spaces till next time.
- Made in: Normandy, France
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
You might recognize the iconic weave of this market bag (hint: It involves fish). Back in the 1800s, the locals In Normandy had an a-ha moment: Their fishing nets could do far more than haul in cod. Made from 100% cotton, these sturdy catch-alls are still made in France—check out those colors though!—and are just right for toting books, fruits and veggies, or flowers...then pack up into impossibly small spaces till next time.
Catch of the day.
You might recognize the iconic weave of this market bag (hint: It involves fish). Back in the 1800s, the locals In Normandy had an a-ha moment: Their fishing nets could do far more than haul in cod. Made from 100% cotton, these sturdy catch-alls are still made in France—check out those colors though!—and are just right for toting books, fruits and veggies, or flowers...then pack up into impossibly small spaces till next time.
- Made in: Normandy, France
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
You might recognize the iconic weave of this market bag (hint: It involves fish). Back in the 1800s, the locals In Normandy had an a-ha moment: Their fishing nets could do far more than haul in cod. Made from 100% cotton, these sturdy catch-alls are still made in France—check out those colors though!—and are just right for toting books, fruits and veggies, or flowers...then pack up into impossibly small spaces till next time.