Size Guide
Size Guide
The size charts display sizes based on body measurements. Use our measuring tips and refer to the illustration below to determine your size
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Product Details
Design
- Features art from 6-year-old, Jane
- Side seam stitching for durability
- Timeless canvas material
- Screen printed designs on the front with KHP logo on the back
Fit
- Fits over your shoulder
- Falls at the waist or just below
- Big enough for groceries or a full day out in the city
Origin
- Made from 100% Cotton
- Made in Canada
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Express Shipping delivery in 1-3 working days.
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We gladly accept returns or exchanges within 21 days of the delivery date. Discover further details on how to return in the Customer Care area.
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Kids Help Phone Patsy Tote Bag
Our unisex tote was designed with a timeless and usable structure in mind. This Kids Help Phone collaboration features art from 6-year-old, Jane. The drawing is called “Hope” and the meaning behind it is to represent hope and being okay and comfortable with feeling all the emotions.
Proceeds from this tote bag will be donated to Kids Help Phone.
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PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS
MEASURING GUIDE
1. BODY LENGTH
Measure from the high point shoulder to bottom opening.
2. SLEEVE LENGTH
Measure in two measurements: from CB neck to shoulder, and shoulder to wrist and add both figures together.
3. BUST
Measure bust 1" below armhole, in a straight line and double the figure.
4. WAIST
Measure waist 15" down from the high point shoulder, in a straight line and double the figure.
5. HIP
Measure hip 24" down from the high point shoulder, in a straight line and double the figure.