Outside
– Canadian Army duffle bag
– Deadstock vegetable tanned leather
Inside
– Black cordura nylon
– 13″/15″ laptop compartment
– 3 inner pockets
Additional
– Padded backpanel
– Vegetable tanned leather straps
Collectables – Backpack №963
€389.00
Out of stock
For this new collectable we have used a Canadian Army duffle bag. Of course in a combination with the deadstock Cognac leather details. There is just one in stock of this unique bag handmade in our atelier in The Netherlands.
This backpack model is a roll-up backpack. The bag can be rolled-up to different heights and is still closable by the in height adjustable belt.
All Atelier de l’Armée bags are one of a kind, individually numbered and constructed from carefully selected materials. The distinct look of our materials can only be achieved by years of usage, therefore our bags may have stains, small repairs, errors, stamps or other natural wear. This is all part of our philosophy, it is what makes them special. Our bags are made by hand with great care for detail in our small workshop in Amsterdam. They are build to last and strong enough to hold all your belongings.
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