A bakery identity can stay recognisable through a clear symbol, name and short message. This Rautavaaran Leipomo project brings white and yellow printing together on a black heavy cotton tote. The documented order concerns 200 cotton bags, separate from the bakery’s paper-bag work.
The checked report identifies H320G-BLK / CBN302: 320 g/m² cotton, 38 × 42 + 10 + 10 cm, with long 2.5 × 70 cm handles. One side carries white and PMS 110 C, with artwork 16.4 cm wide. This is the design width for the historical job, not the model’s maximum printable area.
The bakery’s own website confirms its bakery and shop context, not how this batch was sold or distributed. In the restored visual, the white chef’s hat and curved outline frame the yellow name, white lettering and ribbon message. The complete composition remains together on the black panel; no sales result or direct food-contact approval is implied.
The report links the 28 February 2026 order for 200 bags, the approved proof on 2 March and the supplier invoice recording production on 10 March. A customer reply on 23 March confirms receipt. A separate paper-bag completion message is not used as evidence for this cotton job. Receipt does not prove satisfaction or a new order’s delivery time.