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Alphabet Bags by Karen Day

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The simple, heavyweight cotton Alphabet Bags from the creators of Keep Calm Gallery are now available in every urbanite's favorite color—black. With the same classic typography as the first round of totes, Keep Calm screen prints each one in the UK and offers up the letter of your choice.

Designed by business partners and couple Hayley Thwaites and Lucas Lepola, the bags are £12 and can be purchased online.

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This entry posted on 27 February 2009 at 4:13 PM
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