Custom Name Lunch Bag, Hand Embroidered Insulated Tote for School, Work & Preschool

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🧶 A quilted lunch bag with their name looped across it in thick cotton cord.

The lettering stands proud of the fabric. You can run a thumb over it. That is the difference between this and a printed name that lifts at the corners by October.

Why it sells the way it does: a named bag comes home again. A four-year-old who cannot yet read will still pick theirs out of fifteen identical ones on a nursery shelf. 📚 Teachers receive them and then carry them daily. Plenty of adults buy one for themselves, because it does not look like a plastic cooler on an office desk. 🌿 Grandparents order them for grandchildren, and a first morning at preschool goes a little easier when a child's own name is on their things. 🌻

Inside: insulated lining and a full zip. Outside: a slip pocket sized for a napkin or a note, and webbing handles narrow enough for small hands to actually grip.

🧶 Make It Theirs
✏️ Any name, hand-embroidered in chunky yarn
🔤 4 lettering styles
🎨 35 yarn colors, or a blend: Sugar Plum, Ocean Breeze, Biscotti, Evergreen, Firelight, Liberty, Cotton Candy or Colorburst
🌸 Optional crochet adornment: flowers, butterflies, cherries, or a small felt animal
🎀 6 prints: Blue Flower · Little Bear · Big Cherry · Pink Bow · Checkered Beige · Flower

📏 Measurements
10.6 in wide (27 cm) x 8.7 in tall (22 cm) x 5.9 in deep (15 cm)
Around 1.4 gallons (5.4 liters) of space, enough for a lunchbox, a drink bottle and a snack side by side.

Product care & materials

How should I wash embroidered clothing (sweaters, baby items, etc.)?

We recommend gentle machine washing on a cold cycle or hand washing where possible. Turn garments inside out to protect embroidery. Avoid bleach and harsh detergents. For best results, air dry flat. If tumble drying is necessary, use the lowest heat setting.

Can I iron embroidered items?

Yes—just place a thin cloth (such as a tea towel or pillowcase) over the embroidery and use a low heat setting. Never apply the iron directly onto the stitching.

What about blankets, loveys, and soft toys?

Machine wash on a delicate cycle with mild detergent. Air dry flat to preserve shape and softness. For loveys or smaller items, placing them inside a mesh laundry bag can provide extra protection.

How do I care for baskets and storage items?

Our baskets should be spot-cleaned with a damp cloth and left to air dry. Avoid soaking or machine washing to maintain structure and finish.

Will colors, prints, or threads fade over time?

All items are crafted with high-quality materials, but like any cherished piece, they benefit from gentle care. Following the instructions above will help keep embroidery, prints, and personalization looking their best.

How should I clean homeware items like glasses, cups, or mugs?

To protect the personalized design we recommend gentle hand washing with warm soapy water. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh cleaners that may scratch or wear down the print. Some items may be dishwasher safe on the top rack, but hand washing will always best preserve the customization and extend the life of your piece. For glassware, avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent cracking.