Charles Cirigliano, inventor of the Nantucket Bagg, now customizes his baggs with English Bridle Leather.  He works with you, emailing photographs that show the various personalized options on these bagg.  Some of the early baggs sold are still in use, fifteen years later.  This customized bagg will be another of those treasures.

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Stylist’s thirty pocket bag at work.

Alicia saw our Nantucket Baggs at the Bizarre Bazaar in Richmond the first weekend in December. She immediately stated, ” I could use that bag tomorrow.” She did and she sent us photographs of her traveling hair stylist tote.

We are working to support the American economy with these baggs and make frequent visits to the factory in Fryeburg, Maine.  It’s great sharing in the process and knowing that our little bit of production can make a difference that that western region of Maine.    Photos and more to follow sooon.

Maine has wonderful light and even though it was early afternoon, we walked in a golden glow looking at fishing shacks and piers lined with lobster traps.  I’m a crocheter and my pattern design is based more on color than stitch variation.  Captivated by the overall images, I did not see the color repetition in the baggs and the landscape until I was reviewing the photos. It just all fit together from the beginning.

Portland has an incredible diversity of dining and as we move toward Commercial Street, the waterfront thoroughfare, we nose around a local bistro.  The Iddy is perfect for carrying your camera, cell phone and wallet without having to hold onto your purse.  Lighten you load for a stroll around the waterfront.  The bagg Sandy is wearing is a promotional bagg for Ball and Skein Yarn Company  in Cambria, CA.  The owners of the Ball and Skein, Oz and Chris, fellin in love with Cambria where the weather is like this weekend year round – found a yarn shop and are now dedicated to yarn and an ocean on the opposite side of the US.  If you get to their shop, tell them the folks from Nantucket Bagg said to say hello and relish in the delightful Oz and Chris and  their wonderful yarns.

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Charlie has moved the sewing machine to the shop and is working on a luxury version of our bag – stop by to see the work in progress.  The new bags will be featuring leather handles of English Bridle Leather.  Charlie calls them his beauty baggs.

When you are ready, I'll be there.

Customers help us define uses for the Original Nantucket Bagg. We have featured our baggs at shows with toiletries for traveling but alas, we did not know the rules. The bagg needed a towel! The towel transports the bagg from being useful when traveling to being needed when one goes from the boat to the showers at the marina, down the hall in the dorm, or for after dance class, yoga, or a workout at the gym.

Campers find it perfect for running to the shower house in the morning, perhaps with towel in hand instead of in the bag, with a change of clothes in your tote.  We have had reports of campers using one to set up their kitchen tools and then hanging them on a nearby tree.

Students have everything in one place before they head down the hall, then when summer comes can convert the bagg to their beach tote.   www.nantucketbagg.com

Our new Handi (511) is heavy weight natural cotton canvas with 30 pockets. Reversable with extra long straps for carrying over the shoulder.

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