Vol. 1 · SS25 · From the Collection of Everyday Pleasures

BURNT Totes.

We put food on bags. The food is beautiful. The bags are good. The whole thing is very serious.

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"Pizza" — BT-003

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BT-003 · Vol. 1

"Pizza"

Mozzarella on tomato on dough. c. Friday Night.

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BT-007 · Vol. 1

"Burger"

Two patties. American cheese. Special sauce. c. Midnight.

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BT-001 · Vol. 1

"Grilled Cheese"

Museum Catalog No. 42a: Artifact of Comfort, c. 2023.

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BT-002 · Vol. 1

"Grilled Cheese
Le Déjeuner"

The words. The cheese. The stare.

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BT-005 · Vol. 1

"Club Sandwich"

Club Sandwich Catalog 2023. Ltd Ed. Art. 00564.

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BT-006 · Vol. 1

"Line Drawing"

The sandwich, distilled. Pure line work on natural canvas.

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Artifact No. BT-003 · Canvas Tote · Vol. 1

"Pizza,"
c. Friday Night

Mozzarella on tomato on dough.

A study in communal pleasure. The cheese extends beyond the crust, suggesting abundance or poor planning — the distinction is irrelevant. The slice holds its own weight with quiet dignity. Often consumed late. Never regretted.

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Artifact No. BT-007 · Canvas Tote · Vol. 1

"Burger"

Two patties. American cheese. Special sauce. c. Midnight.

The beef is stacked. The cheese is melted into submission. There is special sauce. The tote knows what it is and it has no regrets about it.

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Artifact No. BT-004 · Canvas Tote · Vol. 1

"Grilled
Cheese Club"

All caps. All cheese. No apology.

The grilled cheese, given a title. The tote, given a reason. The person carrying it, given a conversation starter they did not ask for.

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Artifact No. BT-002 · Canvas Tote · Vol. 1

"Grilled Cheese
Le Déjeuner"

The deadpan version.

Shot in the tunnel. Carried with lace gloves. The French text adds no information but changes everything.

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About — Burnt Totes — Vol. 1

We put food
on bags.

Burnt Totes started before 9am, compulsively, as a creative act that couldn't wait. The brand exists at the intersection of food culture, fashion, and the post-irony moment when taking something completely unserious with complete seriousness becomes the most interesting possible move.

Five pieces. Each numbered. Each an artifact. The collection grows one sandwich at a time.

BT.

"Hate when I'm compelled to make this junk before starting my workday. So satisfying though."

The sandwich is never ironic. The food is real. The hunger is real. Never wink.
Imperfection is the aesthetic. The drip, the char, the mess — that's the product.
Fashion, not kitsch. Lace gloves. Tiled walls. Editorial poses. Never novelty.
Museum copy always. Every piece is titled, numbered, described.
Scarcity is structural. Numbered editions. Volume drops. Not a bag — a print.

BURNT Totes.

We put foodon bags.

We put food
on bags.