Got Bag Re-Shell Cabin Travel Bag
Your sustainable companion for short trips
The Got Bag Re-Shell Cabin Travel Bag offers sustainability and functionality in one. With interchangeable 360° spinner wheels and an extendable aluminium telescopic handle, it is the ideal companion for short trips. Gadgets such as the 17" laptop compartment, the TSA combination lock and functional interior organisation make your travel days even more organised. This cabin bag is made from Ocean Impact Plastic and recycled polyester.
Attributes
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Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials
- Article number: 715531
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Gender:
- Men
- Women
- Kids
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Material Specification: 50 % Ocean Impact Plastic, 50 % recycled polyesterMaterial specifications according to manufacturer, subject to change.
- Weight: 3045 g
- Eco: Recycled materials
- Length: 21 cm
- Width: 37 cm
- Height: 54 cm
- Volume (l): 36 liter
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Backpack Features:
- Wheels
- Internal organisation
- Laptop compartment
- External pockets
- Carry-on size
- Lockable zips
- Carry handle(s)
- Got Bag Re-Shell Cabin Travel Bag
- Interchangeable 360° spinner wheels
- Aluminium telescopic handle with double extension up to 100 cm
- TSA combination lock
- Carrying handles at the top and on the side
- 17" laptop compartment (30 cm x 40 cm)
- Embossed logo on the back
- Zip compartment inside
- Organiser with compression straps inside
- Storage compartment for cables and a small zip pocket
- Mesh pocket with zip and two small pockets with zip
- Cotton dust bag included
- Hard-shell case made from RE:SHELL® (100 % recycled content: 50 % recycled Ocean Impact Plastic and 50 % recycled post-consumer PET)
- Lining and webbing made from recycled PET
- Clean with a microfibre cloth using warm water and neutral soap
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About Got Bag
Got Bag makes bags with a high content of recycled ocean plastic and thus contributes to protecting our environment. The brand collects ocean plastic from Indonesia which is then used to create robust upper material for backpacks. With strong partners like Sea Shepard, Coral Gardeners and the Pacific Marine Mammal Center they do everything they can to keep the oceans free from plastic.