This unique elephant backpack is high quality, hardwearing and water-resistant because it's created from recycled cement bags and inner tubes!
Good Things:
Made in Cambodia where creating these bags provide work for 13 artisans
Created from materials that might have otherwise gone to waste - this backpack is made from recycled cement bags, recycled inner tubes and cotton
Fair Trade accredited: by purchasing these goods, you help provide living wages and training to people with disabilities
This large backpack is sustainable, stylish, hardwearing, and has loads of space! It has a padded divider for your laptop, plus internal pockets and an external zip pocket. The cotton back section is padded so it's comfortable on your commute, and the straps are adjustable.
What you get:
Brixton backpack measures 45cm tall, 35cm wide, 13cm deep
Made from upcycled cement bags, recycled inner tubes and cotton with plastic adjustable buckle on the straps.
You can clean your bag by rubbing gently with soap and water.
Free delivery on all orders over £35. Find out all about our delivery options.
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PARTICIPATING BRANDS AND CUSTOMERS HAVE HELPED FUND
49+million
Carbon-neutral orders
35+thousand
Tonnes of carbon removed
THAT'S LIKE...
4billion
Smartphones charged
147million
Kilometers driven by a gasoline-powered car
HOW IT WORKS
Every delivery’s carbon footprint is calculated based on weight, shipping method, and distance traveled. We neutralize these emissions by purchasing verified carbon removal credits from groundbreaking projects.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
With your purchase, you’ll join a community of proactive merchants and customers dedicated to a sustainable future. Together, we've removed emissions for over 49 million deliveries and removed over 35 thousand tonnes of carbon.
FUTURE-PROOFING OUR PLANET
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