Oslo 2-zippered compartments cooler bag. Cooler bag with 2 separate zippered compartments and adjustable shoulder strap. Accessories not included. 600D Polyester.
Made from 250x300D rPET. Zipped front pocket, elasticated side bottle holder and adjustable back straps.
Fully adjustable shoulder straps. Zippered front pocket. Padded back panel. Grab handle. Good choice of colours.
Polyester (600D) backpack with various closable storage compartments, a zippered front compartment and padded adjustable shoulder straps.
Reach compliant rPET business bag with padded laptop section, zipped main compartment, padded adjustable shoulder pad, organizer section and front slip pocket.
100% Recycled Polyester. Two-way zippered opening for easy access. External front pocket with cord adjuster. Two internal padded slip pockets. Self-fabric adjustable shoulder strap.
Poly canvas (600D) lady tote bag including foldable edge with button, small pocket on the front and an adjustable carry strap.
Practical, sturdy and water-repellent roll-top backpack made of GRS recycled polyester featuring a large inner compartment with a 15.6" laptop compartment, a zippered front pocket, and 2 side pockets.
Small polyester (600D) sports bag with one zippered pocket and a separate shoe compartment at the bottom. The bag has two handles and an adjustable shoulder strap.
Jute bag with plastic backing, a cotton front pocket, and soft padded carry handles. 288g/10.1oz
Laptop backpack made from 100% GRS recycled materials on the exterior featuring 2 zippered front pockets plus a spacious zippered main compartment containing a padded 15'' laptop sleeve. The Reclaim laptop backpack provides a sustainable yet durable bag for your accessories and electronics, ideal for commuting, traveling, or regular daily use. 600D of GRS certified recycled polyester.
Stratta 15'' laptop backpack. Features 2 adjustable shoulder straps, main compartment with a 15'' laptop sleeve, and a front zippered pocket. Comes with a practical lash tab to fasten equipment. 600D Polycanvas.
