Keep Calm and Carry On, an Inspiring WWII Message
During WWII in London, King George VI, aka Bertie, and his wife, Elizabeth, opted to be calm and stay at home in Buckingham Palace to inspire Londoners to keep calm and carry on. When the Palace was bombed and they narrowly avoided death, the Queen famously said, “Now I can look the people in the East End in the face.”
We're sure the King and Queen would have understood why we all find the Keep Calm and Carry On graphic inspiring today and want to put it on tote bags, and everything else.
King George's sister-in-law, The Duchess of Windsor, Wallis Simpson, was not welcome at the Palace but what style she had! Her bag collection was more of the Louis Vuitton variety. But hey, she probably never needed a tote bag for books, or diapers, yoga clothes, etc. - all that other stuff we carry in our canvas tote bags. |  |
Gift Ideas:
Give a Keep Calm and Carry On t-shirt with a Keep Calm and Carry On tote bag for a complete Keep Calm and Carry On wardrobe. Keep Calm and Carry On gifts have a great message for many gift occasions. They work as gifts for men or gifts for women. In the UK, the Labor Party has adopted the red color as theirs, thanks to its significance as the old color of revolutionary socialism. (The Conservatives use blue.) |
| Each product ordered comes with a History of Keep Calm and Carry On card. |  |
Links:
History of Keep Calm and Carry On
Keep Calm and Carry On Gallery |
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