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About Tote Modern

By 2050, the ocean will have more plastics than fish, but if each Australian family were to use one less plastic bag per week, that would be 253 million bags less per year. Launched in February 2021, TOTE. MODERN. reduces single plastic bag use and their subsequent effect on the environment, via a range of stylish, sustainable and ethically sourced reusable tote bags. For use at the supermarket, local market, farmers market or produce store, TOTE. MODERN. totes have been designed for the fashion conscious and environmentalist in all of us. The range is designed and printed in Melbourne, and the bags are manufactured using an ethically sourced recycled cotton and polyester blend. This blend offers an effective way to reduce waste as it is made of a combination of post-consumer plastic bottles and pre-consumer cotton off cuts. Prior to spinning, the cotton is sorted into colours, avoiding the need to dye the fabric once constructed which further reduces the impact on the environment. This unique blend creates a strong, durable fabric as opposed to using a conventional cotton and virgin polyester blend, making it the more environmentally friendly alternative to single use plastic bags. The launch collection consists of six designs, including hand drawn designs by textiles designer Stacey Conlan, who has worked for Tigerlily and Cotton On Group. The collection includes THE. ZEBRA. TOTE., THE. MOTIF. TOTE., THE. LOGO.TOTE., THE. CHECK.TOTE., THE TIE DYE. TOTE., and THE. HOROSCOPE. TOTE. - a vintage inspired design that took Conlan a total of 5,871 pen strokes to draw. In addition to reducing plastic bag waste, TOTE.MODERN. will donate $1 from every order to Take 3 For The Sea, a movement that asks everyone to take three pieces of rubbish when they leave the beach, waterway or anywhere. Totes can be purchased online at www.totemodern.com and are $29.95 each. Totes are delivered in compostable post bags and all packaging is fully recycled.

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