Material texture: polyester
Type of outer bag: One front zippered pocket, two side pockets
Hardness: Medium - soft
Function: Wear - resistant
Material: Polyester
Size:
One Size
Length: 33cm
Width: 16cm
Height: 37cm
Opening method: zipper
Feature:
Sleek and Practical Design: This gender - neutral backpack features a sophisticated taupe color with a smooth polyester body. The brand - like logo emblem on the front and the contrasting color trims, along with the leather - like accents, give it a modern and minimalist look.
Practical Functionality: The front zippered pocket is convenient for quick - access items such as keys or a small notebook. The two side pockets can hold water bottles or umbrellas. The main compartment, secured by a zipper, provides enough space for books, a tablet, or other daily essentials or items for a short trip. Although the internal pocket details aren't fully visible, it likely has basic organization features.
Durable Material: Made from polyester, the backpack is lightweight yet durable, able to withstand the daily wear and tear of commuting, school, or short - distance travels. It resists minor scratches and is relatively easy to clean, maintaining its appearance over time.
Ergonomic Design: The adjustable shoulder straps are designed to fit different body sizes, distributing the weight evenly to reduce shoulder fatigue. The small top handle allows for alternative hand - carrying when needed. The additional adjustable strap with brand markings offers more carrying options.
Versatile for Multiple Occasions: Ideal for daily activities like going to work, school, or running errands, as well as short - term travels. It pairs well with a variety of outfits, from casual jeans and a T - shirt to more business - casual ensembles, adding a practical and stylish element to your look.
Label: Yes
Package Included:
1 × Backpack
Note:
Due to lighting and screen differences, the actual color may vary slightly from the images.
Please allow a slight size difference of 0.5 - 2 cm due to manual measurement.
