BUNNY CROSSBODY POUCH
This crossbody pouch is made from upcycled material reclaimed from local manufacturing companies. Designed and handcrafted by a woman in recovery, this pouch is the perfect carry-all to go everywhere you go! Each of our crossbody pouches features an adjustable strap that makes it easy to carry over your shoulder or across the body. When you purchase, you create possibilities for the recovery warriors on our team to thrive in their sobriety!
Details
- 100% upcycled fabrics
- Dimensions: 8" x 10"
- Liner: Gold-tone fabric
- Two internal sidewall pockets
- Adjustable strap
- Gold-tone hardware
- Zip closure
Handcrafted by a woman winning her battle against addiction,
and named in honor of someone who is still fighting.
#carrypossibilities
Meet the Makers
Every woman at Unshattered has a story. Just like these bags are handcrafted from upcycled materials and given new life, each woman is given a new chance to escape the cycle of addiction. When you carry this bag, you carry possibilities for every woman on our team and all the women still struggling who will one day find hope and also become Unshattered.
Tiffany
Born addicted to heroin, Tiffany experienced significant trauma and loss. Spending most of her adult life in prison, she had no vision for a future. But she's the biggest smile you'll see in our boutique and rightfully proud of her incredible talent as an artisan!
Kaylene
Abuse and dysfunction early in life lead Kaylene to tread the waters of anxiety, rejection, and, eventually, an addiction to alcohol! But, with the love and support of family and community, she's learning that you are never too old to learn a new thing or to make a difference in a life!
Jillian
Feelings of intense anger after the loss of her unborn child compounded by harassment, Jillian turned to alcohol to cope. But then, she chose to enter a long term recovery program and begin the journey of healing and forgiveness. Now she is a joy-filled person who is restoring her relationship with her son!
Lois
Nearly an entire lifetime of trauma led Lois into despair. Drinking alcohol was easier than trying to believe she had any value. Today, she's a dynamite designer and genius kit maker!
