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Basic? Never, ever basic. Stripping back excess and the unnecessary without hindering the function is what The Keep It Simple Shopper is all about. Simple in its aesthetic, yet significant in its function and longevity. Sometimes the everyday essential things is better than having way too much of superfluous things. Less clutter, less stress, more calm, and more clarity on what you have and why. Keep it simple and invest in quality pieces that you will really, really use, over and over again. You want your fave bag to look fab and last so here are my go-to care tips How do you clean your canvas tote bag? To wash your canvas bag, you’ll need a damp washcloth, cold water, and some soap. Wipe the tote in circular motions, working the stains out as you go. Rinse the washcloth free of any soap and work the soap out of the canvas. Once thoroughly cleaned, we recommend that your canvas tote bags be air dried. After use, stow away inside its branded dust bag ready for your next vacation and the one after that and so on.

Basic? Never, ever basic. Stripping back excess and the unnecessary without hindering the function is what The Keep It Simple Shopper is all about. Simple in its aesthetic, yet significant in its function and longevity. Sometimes the everyday essential things is better than having way too much of superfluous things. Less clutter, less stress, more calm, and more clarity on what you have and why. Keep it simple and invest in quality pieces that you will really, really use, over and over again. How do you clean your canvas tote bag? To wash your canvas bag, you’ll need a damp washcloth, cold water, and some soap. Wipe the tote in circular motions, working the stains out as you go. Rinse the washcloth free of any soap and work the soap out of the canvas. Once thoroughly cleaned, we recommend that your canvas tote bags be air dried. After use, stow away inside its branded dust bag ready for your next vacation and the one after that and so on.

Farmers' markets are springing up all over the UK. The basic idea - of local farmers selling their own produce - has been enthusiastically taken up by shoppers who value fresh, local produce at a reasonable price. Nina Planck, who has orchestrated the renaissance in London, is passionate about fresh, seasonal food. Her Farmers' Market Cookbook aims to remind those of us numbed by the supermarket shopping experience about what is available in each season, what to expect and look for at the market, and suggests simple, delicious recipes such as Pork Chops Stuffed with Apple and Horseradish and Raspberry Buttermilk Pancakes. With a foreword by Nigel Slater, this beautiful cookbook is destined to become a British classic.