Dublin tote bag – A colourful Irish gift for days out and city breaks

A tote bag gets used for pretty much everything. Shopping, work, weekends away, a wander around town or carrying all the things you definitely didn’t intend to buy on a city break.

The Dublin Colour Palette Tote Bag adds a splash of Irish colour to the everyday, with six shades inspired by the stories, landmarks, food and character of Ireland’s capital.

There’s Black Stuff Black for Dublin’s most famous pint, Liffey Water for the river running through the city and St Stephen’s Green for one of its best-loved spaces. Look across the design and there’s even a subtle nod to the green, white and orange of the Irish flag.

Made from 100% cotton and printed edge-to-edge, it makes a distinctive Dublin gift, a useful souvenir from Ireland or a lovely reminder of home for Irish friends and family living overseas.

Take it shopping. Pack it for a weekend in Dublin. Fill it with travel essentials. Or send it halfway around the world to someone who could do with a little bit of Dublin in their day.

The Dublin Colour Palette

Black Stuff Black – A nod to Guinness, brewed at St James’s Gate since Arthur Guinness established his brewery there in 1759.

Liffey Water – For the River Liffey, flowing through the centre of Dublin on its way to Dublin Bay.

St Stephen’s Green – Inspired by the much-loved green oasis in the heart of the city.

Coddle White – For Dublin’s famous one-pot comfort food. There are arguments over the colour but, hey, we all know it’s white. Right?

Kells Gold – Inspired by the extraordinary illuminated Book of Kells, housed at Trinity College Dublin.

Henrietta Brick – For Dublin’s distinctive Georgian architecture and the beautiful red-brick houses of Henrietta Street.

Product Details

Edge-to-edge printed tote bag measuring 40 x 40cm.
Made from 100% cotton.
Proudly printed and produced in the UK.

A colourful and practical Irish gift for birthdays, Christmas, new homes, travellers and Dublin lovers, and a great gift to send to someone overseas who still calls Ireland home.