Roo Pouch, Dream Dahlia Cool

• Product type: Cross-Body Bag
• Shipping Dimensions: 5.0 × 5.0 × 1.0 inches
  (12.7 × 12.7 × 2.5 cm)
• Shipping Weight: 1.0 lb (16.0 oz; 454 g)
• SKU010006631

Founded by designer Rex Maruca in 1994, Maruca Design is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Rex retired in 2020, and the company is now owned and run by women still based in the small studio on the outskirts of Denver.

Never mass-produced, every bag is hand cut and sewn in Colorado. All textiles used are woven in USA mills, and many of the warp threads are made from recycled plastic bottles.

Maruca Design's mission is to create functional and wearable art in a kind and harmonious way. Each season brings a joyous bounty of new colors, patterns and textures.

Maruca Design embraces the principles of the American Arts & Crafts Movement (1860 - 1910). The movement emphasized the value placed on traditional crafts and decorative craftsmanship. Its proponents sought to promote moral, social, and economic health by standing in opposition to industrial manufacturing.

The fiber content of our fabrics consists of cottons, rayons and synthetics. Some of the warps are made up from recycled plastic water bottles.

	Dry cleaning is our most recommended form of care. Should your bag have a hard bottom, this is a plastic insert, not cardboard… your cleaner may wish to know this.
	For light soil, you can also soak our bags in a mild dish washing liquid, no wringing or abrading the surface please. Lay the bag flat to dry, pulling the liner inside out.

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