About the Product: These bags have a super pleasing weight and strength to hold a stack of books, a market haul, or whatever else you keep with you day to day.  Oversized, sturdy tote made with soft, thick garment-dyed cotton. From thread to printing all hands involved are paid beyond a minimum wage. A portion of proceeds from each purchase will be donated to the National Domestic Workers Alliance.   

Made in Los Angeles by workers earning a living wage. Each bag is manufactured and then dyed in batches, giving the thick textile of the bag a weathered texture. These bags last for years and are totally washable. Dyes are extra high quality and will not fade after multiple washes. 13oz Bull Denim. 14.5" l x 14" h x 9.5" w. Top opening 25". Strap Drop: 12".

About the Maker: The Department of Invisible Labore is an awareness campaign for unseen work. Invisible labor is the essential work of living. The mundane, unglamorous, unpaid tasks that are non-optional and never finished. Often, it's private work, quiet work. It's physical, mental, and emotional work. It can consume a whole day and still be called "doing nothing." It's an act of obligation and an act of love. It can be as relentless as it is rewarding. It's dignified work and it's care work and sometimes, it's a pleasure. But it should not be invisible. Show your work.