The blank Liberty Bags 8860R Nicole Recycled Tote is a practical canvas tote designed for wholesale programs, branded merchandise, events, employee gifts, retail-ready customization, and everyday reusable carry needs. Its clean, versatile design gives decorators a simple surface for screen printing, heat transfer, embroidery, or other branding applications.

Made with recycled materials, this tote supports sustainability-focused campaigns while maintaining a dependable canvas feel. The 6 oz./yd² fabric offers a lightweight yet useful structure for carrying books, giveaways, samples, promotional materials, and daily essentials.

With 22" self-fabric handles and a non-branded label/tag, the Nicole Recycled Tote is well suited for private label projects, company branding, nonprofit outreach, campus programs, and eco-minded promotional collections. Its responsible material story makes it a strong fit for organizations looking to align branded products with sustainability values.

Features

• 6 oz./yd² canvas construction
• 75/25 recycled cotton/recycled polyester fabric blend
• Contains 75% recycled cotton and 25% recycled polyester
• 22" self-fabric handles for comfortable shoulder or hand carry
• Non-branded label/tag for easy customization and private branding
• Meets the Sustainable Style subcategory for Sustainable Material
• Responsible Mindset: the brand donates 1% or more of annual revenue to nonprofit organizations such as Meals on Wheels and Ronald McDonald House

Q&A
Q: Is the Liberty Bags 8860R Nicole Recycled Tote suitable for custom branding?
A: Yes. Its blank canvas surface and non-branded label/tag make it a strong option for logos, event artwork, private label programs, and promotional designs.

Q: What is the tote made from?
A: It is made from 6 oz./yd² canvas using a 75/25 blend of recycled cotton and recycled polyester.

Q: What types of programs is this tote commonly used for?
A: It works well for corporate branding, nonprofit events, retail merchandise, campus promotions, trade shows, employee gifts, and sustainability-focused campaigns.