Notes from The Rancho
Señora Era Weekender Bag – For Slow Escapes & Sweet Escapadas
Meet your new favorite travel companion: the Señora Era Weekender Bag. Thoughtfully made for spontaneous road trips, cozy beach days, or café-hopping weekends, this bag channels the spirit of slow living and soft adventure. With its roomy silhouette and gentle touches of elegance, it’s just the right mix of chic and practical—perfect for your next mini escape.
Whether you're packing for a dreamy girls’ getaway or heading out for a solo moment of joy, this bag is made for mujeres (and señores) who know how to savor the journey. It also makes a beautiful gift for birthdays, graduations, or simply to say vámonos to someone you love.
Details:
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Durable 100% spun polyester fabric — soft yet tough, just like you
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Luxe cotton rope handles (27”) with gold metal grommets for that effortless boho look
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Spacious enough for all your essentials: 24" x 13"
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Creamy soft interior lining for easy cleanups
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Lovingly assembled in the USA with globally sourced materials
Care Tips:
Before cleaning, remove everything inside. For best results, pretreat any stains with a gentle remover. Use a soft cloth or bristle brush with warm water and mild detergent. Let it air dry naturally—like your laundry on a sunny afternoon.
We rise with the sun, collect fresh eggs from our chickens and harvest fresh citrus from the orchard, with the chirp of birds and the sounds of not too far-off horses and sometimes a lonely burro. Anywhere you walk, you're hit with the scent of citrus blossoms, lavender, eucalyptus trees, juicy tomato vines, and wild herbs, a constant reminder that abundance can mean many different things. Afternoons are spent under shady olive trees, sipping local wine, enjoying local beef with a local señora's handmade tortillas. Evenings are spent around a fire with family. Land is for indulging in the kind of slow, community-focused living that was common to many of your ancestors.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We are in Southern California. Read more about The Rancho here
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We source locally as well as from several Latin American countries like Chile, Mexico and Argentina. Many are wild-harvested and hand picked like our Rosa Mosqueta from the Bio Bio region of Chile. Check out our ingredients page for a full list.