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Defect | Kangaroo Crossbody – Panda
€ 45.00
€39.00
Available sizes:
One Size
Sustainability labels:
These labels explain why and how this brand is sustainable
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Fair Trade
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Eco-Friendly
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Vegan
Certificates:
Short description
This product is at a discount because there is a discolouration in the inner lining fabric, close to the zip. Take a look at the last image for reference.
A compact crossbody bag that’s so spacious it could fit a kangaroo.
Source: Théla
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Details
Features
- Trendy and deceptively spacious zippered crossbody bag
- Easily holds everything you need in a day (e.g. water bottle, small towels, phone, wallet, energy bars, books, tablets)
- Adjustable organic cotton strap makes it convenient to wear
- Fully lined with organic cotton fabric, with one long zippered pocket and two smaller open pockets
Dimensions (approx.)
- H = 19 cm,
- L = 24 cm
- W = 10 cm
Weight (approx.)
- 250 g
Care
- Hand wash or spot clean under cold running water. Do not machine wash.
- Use a natural or mild detergent.
- Wash less – it’s better for the bag and for the environment!
- Circular fabric made from 40 reclaimed plastic bags and recycled PET
- Organic cotton for lining and straps
- Recycled plastic zippers
About the brand
Théla ‘plastic bags’ in Hindi and it refers to the brand's production process. A very accurate name, as the brand repurposes local waste into premium fashion and home accessories.
Eco-friendly: Théla addresses the global plastic waste crisis by making it economically attractive to collect plastic. Besides this, they use deadstock materials and organic cotton.
Fair Production: The waste is collected locally, cleaned and cut by hand into yarn and finally handwoven on traditional handlooms by artisans. The facilities they work with are either relatively small and visited often, or hold certifications like GOTS, Fairtrade and/or OEKO-TEX.
Vegan: Théla does not use any materials derived from animals.
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