Custom Yusra Name Tote Bag — Espresso Arabic Calligraphy

Bring a moment of quiet elegance to your everyday carry. The Yusra Tote Bag features a gentle forest design paired with our signature Deep Espresso digital calligraphy. Whether it’s for the weekend market or an afternoon in the park, this bag is a wearable piece of poetic art created with digital precision.

Customized Just for You

Make it truly yours! We can digitally incorporate any name into this elegant calligraphy, ensuring your tote is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. As a solo entrepreneur, I personally handle the digital fusion of traditional script and modern design to ensure a sharp, modern finish.

Product Features & Durability

This roomy polyester tote is designed to be both beautiful and functional for your daily essentials.

Technical Specifications:

• Durable Material: 100% medium-weight polyester (200 g/m²) that holds its shape and dries quickly.

• High-Capacity Design: Built with boxed corners to add depth for books, groceries, and daily essentials.

• Reinforced Strength: Features double-row stitching on the handles for long-term reliability.

• Clean Finish: Black-matching inner seams with a transparent hem thread and a non-woven laminate interior.

• Size Options: Available in three sizes to fit your lifestyle.

Care Instructions

Remove all items from the bag. Pretreat visible stains with a gentle remover. Clean with warm water, laundry detergent, and a soft cloth or brush. Air dry only.

Important Notes:

• Color Representation: Please note that colors may vary slightly between your screen and the physical product due to monitor settings. We work with professional partners to ensure a high-quality print.

• Complete Your Collection: Love the Yusra Espresso look? Pair this tote with a matching Yusra Personalized Mobile Cover or Custom Notebook to complete your set.

• Learn the Art: Explore the history behind these strokes in our most-read guide: The Golden Age of Islamic Calligraphy.

• Reference: Inspired by the rich heritage of Arabic and Persian calligraphy, which has evolved from the 7th century and beyond. Learn more