the tiny tote
The bag you’ll reach for every day

Distinctive, durable bags with a story to tell.
Handcrafted from 100% upcycled sails salvaged from Bay Area boats

Reclaimed sails, otherwise fated to the landfill, have a story to tell.
Miles beneath the keel and weather endured are charted in the worn sections, stains, rips and chafe points of the fabric. Modern Dacron and carbon fiber sails are incredibly lightweight, strong and water resistant.


After seven years sailing the world aboard a 39ft ketch, Emma Casey swapped the sea for a sewing machine and a leatherwork bench.
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The Materials
Locally-sourced retired sails are given a second wind as Landfall bags instead of heading to the landfill.
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The Maker
Emma Casey traded the sea for a sewing machine after spending seven years sailing the world aboard a 39ft ketch.
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the workshop
Each Landfall bag is handcrafted in the heart of Sausalito, California’s historic working waterfront in a salty, quirky workshop at the end of a pier.
