This weekender tote was inspired by the pastoral essay The Weed in the Field: Ordinary Violence, the Poor, and the Church’s Calling by Rev. Ana Rivera-Georgescu of The Old Gray Moose.

Featuring the original quote:

“Love looks like putting on its shoes and walking out into the morning.”

the design brings together themes of advocacy, compassion, faith, dignity, and courageous presence in the world. The bold protest-inspired artwork, sunrise tones, and movement-centered imagery reflect the heart of the essay itself: that love is not passive. Love shows up. Love walks toward suffering. Love refuses to look away.

Created for those who carry hope into difficult spaces, this tote is both practical and deeply meaningful. Whether heading to work, church, class, a community gathering, or simply into the ordinary rhythms of daily life, this bag carries more than belongings. It carries witness.

Roomy, durable, and visually striking, this piece was designed for people who believe compassion belongs not only in words, but in action.

• 100% Spun Polyester Exterior
• One size: 24" x 13" (60.9 cm x 33 cm)
• Black interior lining (50% cotton, 50% polyester)
• T-bottom construction
• All-over print
• Assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts
• Please note: Size tolerance 0.75" (1.9 cm)

Care instructions

- Dryclean

- Spot clean/Air dry