Vintage Latin Quarter Cotton Canvas Tote Bag

In 1942, Lou Walters (father of legendary journalist Barbara Walters) opened his spectacular nightclub on Broadway in New York. Over the next decade+ his club welcomed performers and guests including Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Mae West, Elizabeth Taylor, Betty Grable, and more. This cotton canvas tote brings vintage showgirl charm to everyday errands. The sturdy heavy-weight fabric holds shape and weight while the flat construction keeps prints crisp and visible. Long, reinforced handles sit comfortably on the shoulder, so the bag moves from market runs to city streets without fuss. Natural or black canvas options let the artwork sing or blend with darker outfits. It feels lived-in from the first use — an honest, durable carryall with a nostalgic, playful vibe that pairs well with weekend markets, museum days, or casual nights out.

Product features

- 100% heavy cotton canvas (12 oz/yd²) for long-lasting durability

- Flat-corner construction keeps printed artwork crisp and visible

- Self-fabric shoulder handles with reinforced stitching for comfort and strength

- Available in natural and black; sewn-in label and adult sizing

- Blank sourced from India with a heavyweight, structured feel

Care instructions

- Do not iron directly over the printed area - print may stick to the iron.

- Spot clean

- Do not bleach

- Line dry