• Natural canvas tote bag with cream-colored handles on a light blue background, displaying bold burgundy text reading 'GOOD STORE' with a decorative asterisk symbol between the two words

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Good Store Logo Tote Bag

Good Store Logo Tote Bag

$28.00
$28.00

Why We Love This Product

  • Custom Good Store tote featuring our logo
  • Flat bottom design allows for maximum storage
  • 100% of profit to charity
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Good Store Logo Tote Bag

$28.00
$28.00

Good Store Logo Tote Bag

$28.00

Good Store Logo Tote Bag

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This tote is a celebration of Good Store simplicity & style. Rock this wearable reminder that small details (like a little Dot) can carry big meaning.

Bag: 18″w x 14.5″h x 3″g - Handles: 25" - Made from 10 oz cotton

Care Instructions: Hand wash in room temp water and hang dry

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Why This Product

Share a Little Hope

Plastic bags are so last year. Besides, who doesn't love a hardy tote with oodles of personality? This heavy canvas bag will accompany you anywhere things need to be carried, and at the end of its life, you don't have to worry about it sticking around in the soil for a few million years like it's plastic counterparts. Check it out.

Where it Comes From

In House Printing

This blank tote is made in the USA by one of our trusted sourcing partners, and the print is done in-house by our talented team in Missoula, MT.

Woman in blue scrubs interacting with another woman holding a child outside of MCOE. Image provided by Partners In Health

Where the Money is Going

Filled with Good

The founding goal of the Good Store is to make amazing products that donate to a good cause. One hundred percent of the profits from these totes go towards building the Maternal Center of Excellence in Sierra Leone. We are committed to raising money not only for the construction of the hospital, but also to fund comprehensive training and staffing to tackle medical injustice at its root.