foralice is an authentication of handbags created with eco-friendly concept and made in Indonesia.
The range of material used from rattan, pandanus, canvas, denim, and leather.

foralice is manufacturing the handbags with Indonesian outworkers from their own homes under sufficient supervision to get the right quality of the handbags.

foralice supplies to Retail and Wholesale customers, but all ranges are limited numbers.

Hope you enjoy foralice collections.
Thank you very much.

foralice


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foralice is originally two words.

The word for [fər], just like when you say “for you” and Alice [álliss], the girl’s name, like Alice in Wonderland.

Well… It is supposed to be written with a space, but we would prefer to write it as foralice, just please read is as : fər álliss

03/05/2009

[4] What does Encarta say?

tote [tōt]

transitive verb (past and past participle tot·ed, present participle tot·ing, 3rd person present singular totes) (informal)

carry something: to carry or haul something, especially something heavy

have something on your person: to carry something, especially a gun, on your person

noun (plural totes)

heavy load: a heavy load that is hauled or carried

soft bag: a large soft bag with handles

[Late 17th century. Origin ?]

tot·er, noun

Tote in the sense "to carry something" is a general-currency term throughout the Southern states. Probably of West African origin, the form extends across the South Midland region as well, including similar Western forms in the Rocky Mountain states.

Microsoft® Encarta® 2007. © 1993-2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.






What does WIKIPEDIA say?

A tote bag is a large handheld bag or purse that is used to carry things, such as books, beach wear, or everyday items. A tote bag is normally made of treated canvas, nylon or heavy pebbled leather. Some totes come with a zipper compartment that divides the bag into sections. The term tote, meaning "to carry" can be traced back to the 17th century but was not used to describe bags until 1900.

Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tote_bag

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