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Very Little Helps.

An insert from the note left with the bags....

There’s been a lot of speculation surrounding these bags, and no official confirmation or denial about who produced them.

They were originally dropped off with the request that Jasper, from the Help Bristol's Homeless charity, sell them to raise donations.

Due to issues and comments made towards Jasper, he no longer wanted to partake in this.

We are donating the proceeds from the sale of the bags to two charities: half will go to St Martin's Housing Trust in Norwich, and the remaining half will be donated to a charity chosen by the recipient of the bags.

The bags are quite thin, and the paint has been delicately applied, so they should be handled with care.

Background:

Banksy’s Tesco Very Little Helps prints are a sharp, satirical critique of modern consumer culture and corporate power. By twisting Tesco’s well-known slogan “Every Little Helps” into something more cynical, Banksy exposes the gap between friendly branding and the realities of large-scale retail practices.

The imagery often features bleak, almost dystopian scenes such as shopping trolleys, barcode motifs, or workers trapped in repetitive labor lighlighting themes of exploitation, mass consumption, and the dehumanizing effects of capitalism.

Like much of Banksy’s work, these prints use humor and irony to provoke discomfort, encouraging viewers to question the systems they participate in every day.