BODE "PONY GRAPHIC TOTE" (MULTI)

DESCRIPTION

【Item Details】
This oversized tote bag features an all-over print of the Appaloosa (spotted) pattern unique to POAC (Pony of the Americas), the breed of horse named "Checkers" that designer Emily Bode grew up with. Its striking presence makes it truly stand out.
The front of the bag boldly features a POAC slogan graphic quoted from a horse breeder's handbook from around 1963, and a special Bode logo inspired by an antique cattle brand.
It is made from sturdy 100% cotton canvas, durable enough for everyday use.
This piece, unique to BODE, is like a work of art, reflecting the warmth of meticulous Indian hand-printing and craftsmanship, and a deep respect for vintage archives.

【BODE】
BODE is a menswear brand founded by female designer Emily Adams Bode, based in Manhattan, New York.
BODE crafts a diverse range of archaic and unique textiles into classic, eye-catching workwear silhouettes.
With two degrees in philosophy and menswear design, Emily became the first female menswear designer to present a collection at Men's New York Fashion Week less than a year after establishing her brand in 2016.
Even while studying, Emily honed her skills in searching for and processing rare historical fabrics from around the world, eventually becoming adept at tailoring.
The collections she creates are meticulously crafted, one by one, from various fabrics such as tablecloths made over 100 years ago, burlap sacks, Victorian-style bed sheets, and antique quilts.
This love for historical patterns and fabrics originated from Emily's childhood vacations in Massachusetts and Atlanta.

【Size (cm)/SIZE GUIDE】
OS Width 58.5 / Height 32.5 / Depth 33 / Handle 50.5

【Material】 
COTTON 100%

【Country of Origin】
MADE IN INDIA

【Our Product Number】
u26b260521491

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