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A reclaimed-sailcloth tote with replaceable straps and a note on shipping, waste, and ocean pollution.
Demonstration catalogue. Still North is fictional. Prices, stock, specifications, and artwork are illustrative. No payment, order, booking, donation, or fulfilment is offered.
The tote uses a familiar object to discuss material reuse and the wider systems behind shipping pollution. Reclaimed material can extend use, but it does not make an unnecessary purchase beneficial.
Panels are described as reclaimed sailcloth with replaceable webbing straps. Variation in colour and wear is part of the fictional specification. No origin or traceability claim is made.
Panels would be selected, cleaned, cut, and sewn in small runs, then packed without added plastic. The catalogue does not invent a workshop or producer story.
Wipe clean, dry fully, avoid overloading, and replace worn straps rather than discarding the body. Separate metal and textile parts only where a local route accepts them.
A reclaimed-sailcloth tote with replaceable straps and a note on shipping, waste, and ocean pollution.
Demonstration catalogue. Still North is fictional. Prices, stock, specifications, and artwork are illustrative. No payment, order, booking, donation, or fulfilment is offered.
The tote uses a familiar object to discuss material reuse and the wider systems behind shipping pollution. Reclaimed material can extend use, but it does not make an unnecessary purchase beneficial.
Panels are described as reclaimed sailcloth with replaceable webbing straps. Variation in colour and wear is part of the fictional specification. No origin or traceability claim is made.
Panels would be selected, cleaned, cut, and sewn in small runs, then packed without added plastic. The catalogue does not invent a workshop or producer story.
Wipe clean, dry fully, avoid overloading, and replace worn straps rather than discarding the body. Separate metal and textile parts only where a local route accepts them.