Vinga Baltimore Neo RCS Backpack
Ref:
14065889
Vinga Baltimore Neo RCS Backpack
Ref:
14065889
Description
| Details: | Baltimore Neo – a lighter take on a modern classic. This backpack combines clean aesthetics with functionality for comfortable, daily use. Crafted from RCS certified recycled polyester, the material offers a soft, supple hand feel. The Neo collection features tone-on-tone details and a streamlined design, capturing the light, contemporary expression. Carry the backpack by the top handle or use the adjustable shoulder straps. It features a wide opening with a foldable flap and secure hook and loop closure for easy access. A discreet pocket with a durable SAB zipper on the backside keeps your smaller essentials close at hand. Inside there is a smaller zip pocket and laptop compartment for organised storage. Capacity: 16,5L. This item is made using RCS certified recycled polyester. RCS (Recycled Claim Standard) is a standard to verify the recycled content of a product throughout the whole supply chain. Total recycled content: 35% based on total item weight. Certified by Control Union, CU1 |
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| MOQ: | 10 units |
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| Note: |
£45.00 decoration setup cost will apply.
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More Information
| SKU | 14065889 |
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| Price Based On | 1 colour screen transfer, item front |
| Old Minimum Order Quantity | 10 |
| Material | rPET, Polyester |
| Dimensions | 330mm x 580mm x 120mm |
| Brand | Vinga |
| Branding Method | Screen transfer |
| Branding Area | 70mm x 150mm |
| Branding Position | Item front |
| Individual Personalisation Available | No |
| Individual Mailing Available | No |
| Pantone Matching Available | No |
| UK Made Product | No |
Resources
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