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Genuine Cowhide Leather Backpack, 29 x 35 cm, Black or Khaki

A soft cowhide leather backpack, about 29 x 35 x 16 cm, with a zip top, front and side pockets and adjustable straps. In black or khaki. Leather type as stated by the supplier.

€125.95

Available to order

Price includes VAT.

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  • Estimated delivery: 12–25 working days
  • Delivery €4.95 β€” free over €60.00
  • 30-day returns β€” see our returns policy

The details

This is a soft backpack in cowhide leather, about 29 cm wide, 35 cm tall and 16 cm deep, and it weighs about 750 g. It has a top handle, two adjustable shoulder straps and a zip opening, with pockets on the front and sides and a lined interior with a zip pocket and a phone pocket.

The supplier lists the material as cow leather with a polyester lining. Buyers describe it as real leather that smells of leather, roomy with plenty of pockets, well finished and well packed. One buyer notes the khaki looks more taupe-grey in person than on screen.

The capacity is under 20 litres: enough for daily use, a day out or college, with a tablet or a small laptop, but not a large laptop. The leather type comes from the supplier and has not been tested by us. Check the bag when it arrives and contact us if it is not as described. Supplies of each colour from the supplier are limited, so one colour can sell out.

Why we stock it

  • Soft cowhide leather, per the supplier

  • About 29 x 35 x 16 cm, 750 g, under 20 litres

  • Top handle, adjustable straps and several pockets

  • Two colours: black or khaki

Good to know

Is it real leather?

The supplier states cow leather and buyers report it matches. We have not tested it, so check on arrival and contact us if it is not leather.

Will a laptop fit?

At about 29 x 35 x 16 cm and under 20 litres it takes a tablet or a small laptop. Measure your laptop first; a 15 inch laptop is unlikely to fit.

Will the khaki look like the photo?

One buyer says the khaki looks more taupe-grey in person than on screen. Black is the safer match to the photo.