Parker Clay
Parker Clay Mulu Mini Catchall Pouch
- Regular price
- $88.00
- Regular price
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- Sale price
- $88.00
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This brand is a certified B Corp.
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Quantity Breaks
Quantity Breaks
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 24 - 99 | $88.00 |
| 100 - 249 | $80.00 |
| 250 - 499 | $73.33 |
| 500 + | $67.69 |
Details
Details
Sometimes, less is more. This miniature version of the Mulu Catchall is ideal for keeping your smallest pieces safe, secure, and organized. With one interior slip pocket, you'll never lose the little things again! The Mini Mulu pairs well with virtually all Parker Clays leather totes and backpacks and is made from the same full-grain leather as their finest bags.
Founded in Ethiopia, Parker Clay empowers people in small, local communities. As a Certified B-Corp, they are using the power of commerce to solve social and environmental problems. They have a deep understanding that what and how people buy is an important statement about value, and although other businesses have used greenwashing and ethical-sounding marketing terms to make sales, Parker Clay practices what they preach.
Parker Clay employ at-risk women with fair wages for responsible work and partner with Ellita Women at Risk (EWAR) to eradicate prostitution in Ethiopia. They work with local farmers and businesses around Addis Ababa to source leather. They also intentionally develop durable and high-quality designs for the long-term, and use processes that make as little environmental impact as possible.
Features
Features
- Crafted from premium Ethiopian full grain leather
- Please note that since leather is a natural material, each product can have slight color, texture, and grain variations
- Premium natural brass (gold color) exterior zipper closure
- Lined interior
Details
Sometimes, less is more. This miniature version of the Mulu Catchall is ideal for keeping your smallest pieces safe, secure, and organized. With one interior slip pocket, you'll never lose the little things again! The Mini Mulu pairs well with virtually all Parker Clays leather totes and backpacks and is made from the same full-grain leather as their finest bags.
Founded in Ethiopia, Parker Clay empowers people in small, local communities. As a Certified B-Corp, they are using the power of commerce to solve social and environmental problems. They have a deep understanding that what and how people buy is an important statement about value, and although other businesses have used greenwashing and ethical-sounding marketing terms to make sales, Parker Clay practices what they preach.
Parker Clay employ at-risk women with fair wages for responsible work and partner with Ellita Women at Risk (EWAR) to eradicate prostitution in Ethiopia. They work with local farmers and businesses around Addis Ababa to source leather. They also intentionally develop durable and high-quality designs for the long-term, and use processes that make as little environmental impact as possible.
Sometimes, less is more. This miniature version of the Mulu Catchall is ideal for keeping your smallest pieces safe, secure, and organized. With one interior slip pocket, you'll never lose the little things again! The Mini Mulu pairs well with virtually all Parker Clays leather totes and backpacks and is made from the same full-grain leather as their finest bags.
Founded in Ethiopia, Parker Clay empowers people in small, local communities. As a Certified B-Corp, they are using the power of commerce to solve social and environmental problems. They have a deep understanding that what and how people buy is an important statement about value, and although other businesses have used greenwashing and ethical-sounding marketing terms to make sales, Parker Clay practices what they preach.
Parker Clay employ at-risk women with fair wages for responsible work and partner with Ellita Women at Risk (EWAR) to eradicate prostitution in Ethiopia. They work with local farmers and businesses around Addis Ababa to source leather. They also intentionally develop durable and high-quality designs for the long-term, and use processes that make as little environmental impact as possible.