Jeremy Allen White's been doing Soft Boy since before Soft Boy was a thing. He loves a chore jacket, an IYKYK cap, and the type of vintage Levi’s you have to trawl for on eBay. He’ll probably be wearing some perfectly weathered baseball cap while holding to-go coffee in one hand and some great big bouquet of flowers from the farmers' market—in the other. From his go-to Nike Cortez to his worn-in tees, we're always finding something we want to steal from JAW's wardrobe. Now, he's added another complementary piece: an awesome bag.Spotted walking around The Studio City Farmers' Market in Los Angeles, The Bear star wore the type of outfit you’d expect him to wear. Tank top? Check. Perfect trousers? Check. A Small Talk Studio baseball cap that leans into souvenir merch without coming off tacky? Check, check, check! Alongside him was a $119 Mini Rigger Tote in forest green, a vinyl-coated nylon number from Utility Canvas.Started in 1990 in New York City, Utility Canvas makes a selection of clothes, accessories, and housewares from, you guessed it, canvas. Founders Jillian Kaufman and Hal Grano combined their backgrounds in fashion and art with a love of the outdoors to create pieces that were both durable and sick. As you might expect, a scroll on Instagram will reveal their fans are the type that have “creative” in their bios and post candid pics of themselves at the hottest natural-wine bars New York has to offer. It's the type of label that soft boys who are getting a little too old to be screwing around anymore with hype-wear would naturally gravitate to.Utility Canvas Mini Rigger ToteJeremy Allen White with the Utility Canvas Mini Rigger tote leaving Jimmy Kimmel Live! earlier this summer PG/Bauer-GriffinIf JAW wasn't, you know, a world-renowned TV and movie star, his dress sense gives off the vibe that he might be part of that demographic, too. And we're not knocking it! He's 35, after all—he doesn't need to dress like a twenty-something. Nor should he be lugging about the tattered canvas bags that get associated with them. He's a grown-up, and needs a grown-up tote that can stand up to both farmers' market hauls and talk show appearances.For Allen White, it seems this tote does just that. The bag was designed in collaboration with Artist in Orbit and was made in the USA. It can even be hosed down if a bit of soil gets on top of it, which is handy—you never know what'll happen at a farmers' market.This story originally appeared on British GQ.
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