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Detalhes de produto
Artigo núm.
Género
- Homem
- Mulheres
- Crianças
Especificações de Material
- Ocean Impact Plastic
Peso
- 1000 g
Características do Material
- Resistente à água
Eco
- Materiais reciclados
Comprimento
- 33 cm
Largura
- 16 cm
Altura
- 43 cm
Volume (l)
- 31 liter
Características das Mochilas
- Pega(s) de transporte
- Organização interna
- Bolsos externos
Descrição de produto
The world's first RollTop made from Ocean Impact Plastic
Flexible & robust - the all-rounder for adventure seekers & freedom lovers protects against wind and weather and can be easily extended thanks to the flexible roll-top closure and side flaps. A separate, removable laptop sleeve holds a 15" laptop.
Ocean Impact Plastic is collected for each backpack and processed into your sustainable and durable travelling companion.
Straps and buckles are made from recycled PET, while the PFC-free coating provides even better protection in wind and weather.
Flexible, robust and water-repellent, it accompanies you through your everyday adventures and helps to rid our oceans of plastic waste.
How the RollTop is created and how your new backpack is made from rubbish
- Ocean Impact Plastic is collected as bycatch by fishermen in Indonesia.
- After cleaning, the PET content is shredded into pellets. The remaining plastic is disposed via the corresponding value chain.
- The Ocean Impact Plastic is used to produce a high quality yarn.
- The yarn is used to create the fabric that is used to make your Got Bag.
Features
- Ocean Impact Plastic fabric
- Straps and buckles made from recycled PET
- Water-repellent, PFC-free coating
- Removable 15" laptop sleeve measuring 41 cm x 33 cm
- 23 - 30 litres flexible filling capacity
- 43 cm (extendable to 66 cm) x 33 cm x 16 cm
Sobre a 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.