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Choke Shirt Company Makes Totes

By Seattle Mag August 6, 2013

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!–paging_filter–pIn a continuation of our a href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com.239elwb01.blackmesh.com/nautical-nature“nautical-themed summer/a, check out these tote bags by Seattle-based a href=”http://www.chokeshirtco.com/products/extinct-tote” target=”_blank”Choke Shirt Company/a. Made out of durable cotton canvas, with sturdy webbed handles and a contrasting lining and adorned with three of the company’s most popular designs (an anchor, a dodo bird listening to a Walkman and an elephant), these bags are just about perfect for trips to the beach, the store or anywhere, really. nbsp;Each bag is $22, but for the next two weeks (through August 20) use the code TOTESROCK to save $5 off your totes rad tote order (so you should mos def get all three)./p

 

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