Betsy Bucket Bag | Black Washed Canvas + Brown Leather

Betsy Bucket Bag | Black Washed Canvas + Brown Leather About The Betsy:  The Betsy Bucket Bag is a petite yet practical crossbody designed for everyday wear. Crafted from durable canvas with a genuine full-grain leather bucket bottom, this lightweight bag is built to last while maintaining a polished, timeless look. The Betsy features two convenient exterior slip pockets for easy access to essentials, plus a surprisingly spacious interior for its compact size. Inside, a chic striped twill lining adds style, while two open slip pockets and a secure zipper pocket keep your items organized. Perfect as a hands-free crossbody bag, the Betsy combines functionality, durability, and effortless style.    Product Details: Base Width 6.5" x Base Depth 3.25" x Height 8.5" x Opening Width 10"   Weight .55 lbs  Materials: Durable canvas with genuine leather accents  Signature striped poly-cotton lining  Genuine leather trim and strap  Removable 1" leather cross body strap, adjustable from 38-48 inches  Solid brass hardware  Magnetic button closure  Exterior Pockets: two open pockets  Interior Pockets: one open pocket, one zipper pocket  Inspiration Behind the Name:  Named after Betsy Ross (1752–1836) – the American Patriot, Flag maker and a symbol of female ingenuity for centuries. The Betsy is your new year-round go to. Betsy Ross was an American Patriot, Flag maker and for centuries has stood as a symbol of female ingenuity.   At the age of 24 Betsy had her own upholstery business in the colonial city of Philadelphia. During the American Revolution she played a key role by constructing uniforms, tents and flags for the Continental Army. She was approached by General Washington in 1776 to create a new flag and she sealed the deal on her page in the American history books. Rumor has it that she persuaded Washington to go with the five-pointed star instead of the six-pointed he originally asked for because it was easier to sew. How about that – a woman after our own hearts, strong, practical, and a team player who knows her worth.    How to Clean a Canvas Bag: When spot cleaning the canvas, we suggest using a brush or sponge with water only to wipe it off soiled area. We do not recommend using anything other than water as it could discolor canvas material.  Maintenance of R. Riveter Leather:  We love using real genuine leather in our handbags because they just get better with age. If you happen to get scratches or water marks, you can usually get the bag looking new again with just a little maintenance. Please click here to read about how to care for your genuine leather.