Eat The Rich — Canvas Tote Bag

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EAT THE RICH — Canvas Tote Bag

"When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich." — Jean-Jacques Rousseau's words, centuries old, still ring true today.

What started as a warning to those in power has become our rallying cry. Not just about money — about the systems built to hoard it. The crown here isn't decoration. It's a symbol of monarchy, colonization, and the opulence built on other people's backs.

The chopsticks are personal. Our founder is Lao, and they represent the Asian diaspora — but they're also a reminder that Indigenous communities everywhere have had their power and resources stripped by the same colonial systems that built today's dynasties of billionaires. Here, they're not just utensils. They're tools for dismantling what was never meant to last.

It's time to reclaim what's ours. Time to salivate. Time to consume. Time to feast.

Let's eat the rich.

Details:

  • 100% cotton canvas, heavy 12 oz/yd² for durability
  • Flat corners for a slim, structured silhouette
  • Self-fabric carrying handles with reinforced stitching
  • Available in natural and black; sewn-in label
  • Blank product sourced from India; adult sizing

Care:

  • Do not iron directly over the printed area — print may stick to the iron
  • Spot clean
  • Do not bleach
  • Line dry
  15" x 16"
Width, in 15.00
Length, in 16.00
Handle length, in 20.00

 

Why choose us?

We're ethical

We want you to feel good about wearing our clothes and to know where it comes from. To minimise waste and landfill, we print our clothes as orders come in. We also ensure our clothes are made in WRAP certified factories around the world. We use water-based ink which is environmentally friendly and safer for humans. 

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We give back

We give back 10% of our profits to causes that align with our mission and share our values. Some of these organisations include: Save Mauna Kea, Protect Ihumātao, Dig Deep Navajo Water Project, InsideOUT New Zealand, LGBT Center Los Angeles, Black Lives Matter, Bail Project and Southern Poverty Law.

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