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Fjällräven Splitpack Travel backpack organic cotton, recycled polyester navy

RRP £152.00

Special Price £118.55

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Color: navy

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Estimated delivery: Saturday, 16 November 2024

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Description

Product Details

two zip pockets on the side
back system: body-contact back, padded
Backpack straps: padded, breathable padded
closes with two-way zipper (lockable closure for better theft protection)
handles on top and bottom for easy carrying and lifting
leather trimmings
fittings of anthracite-coloured metal
changeable carrying method

Inside

plain coloured Lining synthetic
spacious main compartment, suitable for a4 documents
divider with zip pocket
two zip pockets

Material: denim, organic cotton, recycled polyester (coated)
Dimensions: approx. 48 x 28 x 28 cm (width x height x depth)
Weight: 1.1 kg
Capacity: 35 L
Manufacturer color: Navy
Warranty: 2 years

SKU# 24244-560 | Webcode: 62526

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Sustainability

For a better future! - This item meets our high sustainability standard. The following criteria apply:

durability

Durable products have a particularly high lifetime due to their quality and reparability. The durability counteracts mass consumption and high waste volumes and minimises their negative impacts.
environmentally friendly material

The resource and energy input in the production of sustainable materials and the effects on the environment are decisive. The materials of organic or natural origin have fewer negative impacts on the environment.
recycled material

This criterion includes products with materials made from already used ingredients that have been processed into new fabrics. For example, many sustainable bags are made from ocean plastics: their production causes fewer emissions.