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r/BuyItForLife: Looking for a canvas tote that will not fall apart in a year. Under $80 if possible.
Waxed canvas with a leather or webbed handle, bar-tacked at the corners, is the part that matters; the ones that fail are single-stitched at the strap. Filson and Duluth both do it well at your budget. We make one too (I run a small bag shop, so take that with salt), and the honest advice is to look at the strap attachment before anything else.