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‘Portobello’ Eco Friendly Rucksack| Lost in Samsara

Eco friendly rucksack 'Portebello. Lost in Samsara

‘Portobello’ Eco Friendly Rucksack| Lost in Samsara

This Lost in Samsara backpack is handmade by a team of artisans in Cambodia from recycled old inner tubes. It is big enough to carry books and a laptop. It features a great design, different pockets inside, including a padded divider, and one zip pocket on the outside. It also has two side pockets to carry your water bottle or umbrella. The Portobello backpack is water resistant, easy to clean and ready to come with you on all your adventures.

£63.00

Only 1 left in stock

Environmental

Reducing Inequalities

Inclusive Economy

Supports 2 Social Enterprises

A functional and stylish recycled backpack created by Lost in Samsara

Each eco friendly rucksack is made from recycled inner tubes and is unique.

Its purchase contributes to creating job opportunities and to continuing to keep waste out of landfill. Plus, they’ll plant one tree for each backpack sold!

The inside features a pocket and a padded divider to keep your laptop as safe as possible. On the outside you can find an extra zip pocket to have all your essentials handy. It comes with side pockets to fit your water bottle or your umbrella.

The Portobello backpack is water resistant and easy to clean.

Approx 35cm x 30cm x 10cm

For more bags and accessories with positive social impact, check out our Accessories section.

We have staggered delivery charges based on parcel weight:

£3.95 for up to 1 kg
£5.95 for 1.1 kg to 2 kg
£9.95 for over 2.1 kg

A ‘collect in store’ option is available for local customers. Furniture delivery is arranged through an independent courier, with costs varying by size and distance. Contact us for a furniture delivery quote.

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LOST IN SAMSARA

Lost in Samsara is a social enterprise that creates job opportunities for disadvantaged artisans in various different countries. The Lost in Samsara products currently stocked in Interestingly Different have been produced by artisans in Cambodia who are victims of landmines or polio.

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