Reduced environmental impact thanks to the dyeing process
Textile dyeing requires a lot of water but also produces waste water from the dye baths. To reduce this environmental impact, we use a mass pigmentation process that involves adding the colour pigments when the yarn itself is produced.
How to adjust your backpack?
Begin by adjusting the lumbar belt. The bag's weight should sit mainly on your hips.
Then tighten the shoulder straps to bring the bag's weight towards your back.
Attach and tighten the chest strap then tighten the smaller straps above the shoulders so that the back sits perfectly on your back.
Protect your bag in the rain
The backpack has a rain cover to protect the contents of your bag when it rains.
This same cover will protect your bag in transit. By tightening the strap, you can completely pack your bag to protect it.
Bag capacity
The main bag’s volume is 70 L.
The removable pouch adds an extra 6 L volume.
In case of damage, repair your backpack
All the backpack buckles are available as spare parts (8797061).
The removable pouch is also available (8766039).
8 steps to cleaning a backpack
- Completely empty the bag
- Remove the foam and frame if your bag allows and you are certain you can put them back
- Vacuum all over to get rid of the dust on the bag and zips
- Put the bag in a bath, shower or bowl
- Get hold of a stiff brush or a sponge for a smaller backpack
- Wash the bag in soapy water and rub the stains
Tips for storage and maintenance
Hand wash
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron
Do not dry-clean
Restrictions on use
The padlock to secure the zip is not supplied with the bag.
