Buffalo Gals
“City of Good Neighbors Vibe™” tote
“City of Good Neighbors Vibe™” tote
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LOVED FOR: Our super cute jumbo tote lets everyone know you’re vibing the “City of Good Neighbors” with its groovy candy colors and retro energy. Whether you’re running to the grocery store, getting work done at a coffee shop, carrying daily essentials, or need a generously-sized bag for your adventures, this is the perfect tote!
GOOD TO KNOW: Made of 100% cotton canvas. Reusable. Measures 19 inches wide x 16 inches high with a 4-inch gusset and 25-inch spun poly handles. Handles are triple-stitched for maximum handle strength and carrying capacity. Made in the USA: designed with ❤️ in Buffalo NY. Tote bags are cut and stitched in New Hampshire by a woman-owned family business, AND they’re screen-printed right here in Buffalo!
BUFFALOVE: Buffalo became the “City of Good Neighbors” on January 23, 1940, when Mayor Thomas L. Holling introduced a resolution making the phrase the official municipal slogan and ordered it should be “imprinted, if practicable, on all city stationery hereafter to be printed.” The resolution passed and Holling gave the council’s Republican majority “a box of cigars as a token of good will,” according to a Buffalo Evening News article at the time.
GOOD TO KNOW: Made of 100% cotton canvas. Reusable. Measures 19 inches wide x 16 inches high with a 4-inch gusset and 25-inch spun poly handles. Handles are triple-stitched for maximum handle strength and carrying capacity. Made in the USA: designed with ❤️ in Buffalo NY. Tote bags are cut and stitched in New Hampshire by a woman-owned family business, AND they’re screen-printed right here in Buffalo!
BUFFALOVE: Buffalo became the “City of Good Neighbors” on January 23, 1940, when Mayor Thomas L. Holling introduced a resolution making the phrase the official municipal slogan and ordered it should be “imprinted, if practicable, on all city stationery hereafter to be printed.” The resolution passed and Holling gave the council’s Republican majority “a box of cigars as a token of good will,” according to a Buffalo Evening News article at the time.
