Coastal Hippie Blue Bottom Tote
COASTAL HOBO
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$225.00
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Our Coastal Hippie Blue Bottom Tote is bold five-piece applique features our signature zig-zag stitch; the hemp rope handle creates a striking contrast. Rugged recycled sail cloth resists wear and water, so don't hesitate to take it along on all your adventures with your best friend. Add a matching wristlet to help keep small items organized.
- before there were long-haired hippies in OB, there were long-haired surfers – as this community had been a center of surf-culture for years;
- OB had been a classic southern California beach-college town, where students and young people made up a huge proportion of the residents. There were no colleges right in OB, but there were plenty close by. Cal-Western (now Nazarene) was just up the hill in Point Loma. Plus OB was a bedroom community for USD – also not too far away, but especially for San Diego State, and Mesa, City, UCSD;
- Along with young sailors and other younger working-class people – predominately white – youth had become a sizable segment of the citizens of the neighborhood.
- And when the youth sub-culture developed during the Sixties in music, art, styles, drugs of choice, clothing, hair-cuts or lack of, language and politics, OB was right there, on the cutting-edge.
Details:
- Hand-spliced Hemp rope handles
- Spot clean only
Dimensions:
- Medium: 14"h x 5.5"w x 14"l
- Large: 14"h x 6"w x 18"l
Coastal Hippie Blue Bottom Tote
Regular price
$225.00
Out of stock
- Back in soon
Low stock
- Selling fast
Details
Our Coastal Hippie Blue Bottom Tote is bold five-piece applique features our signature zig-zag stitch; the hemp rope handle creates a striking contrast. Rugged recycled sail cloth resists wear and water, so don't hesitate to take it along on all your adventures with your best friend. Add a matching wristlet to help keep small items organized.
- before there were long-haired hippies in OB, there were long-haired surfers – as this community had been a center of surf-culture for years;
- OB had been a classic southern California beach-college town, where students and young people made up a huge proportion of the residents. There were no colleges right in OB, but there were plenty close by. Cal-Western (now Nazarene) was just up the hill in Point Loma. Plus OB was a bedroom community for USD – also not too far away, but especially for San Diego State, and Mesa, City, UCSD;
- Along with young sailors and other younger working-class people – predominately white – youth had become a sizable segment of the citizens of the neighborhood.
- And when the youth sub-culture developed during the Sixties in music, art, styles, drugs of choice, clothing, hair-cuts or lack of, language and politics, OB was right there, on the cutting-edge.
Details:
- Hand-spliced Hemp rope handles
- Spot clean only
Dimensions:
- Medium: 14"h x 5.5"w x 14"l
- Large: 14"h x 6"w x 18"l