Convertible Black Leather Multi-Use Backpack
Description
Two styles, one bag. Seamlessly switch from backpack to messenger style, blending timeless elegance with everyday practicality. Style for modern on-the-go lifestyles.
Product Specification:
🔘 Material: 100% Genuine Cowhide Leather
🔘 Color: Classic Black with a Luxurious finish
🔘 Weight: Lightweight yet durable for all your essentials
🔘 Dimensions: 16” x 12” x 5”
▪️Height - 16" (40.64 cm)
▪️Width - 12" (30.48 cm)
▪️Depth - 5" (12.7 cm)
🔘 Storage: Large Compartment, 2 Buckled Front & 2 Side Pockets
🔘 Straps: Padded & Convertible Strap can be used as a backpack or messenger bag
🔘 Secure Closure: Multiple buckle straps keep your belongings safe
🔘 Design: Handmade quality leather & reinforced stitching
🔘 Universal Fit: A stylish office bag and fashionable carry-on
Care Details
DO NOT
- Bleach
- Wash, bleach, or tumble dry
- Store folded or hanging
- Expose to heat sources or moisture
- Store in plastic or vinyl bags
- Expose to direct sunlight for long periods
ALWAYS
- Use soft dry cleaning only
- Store in a breathable cloth bag
- Use padded or wooden hangers
- Consult a leather specialist for deep cleaning
Shipping & Returns
Return & Refund:
We commit to processing the refund within 30 days to the original payment method.
Shipping:
Standard Shipping (10-18 Days) Free
Expedited Shipping (8-10 Days): $24.99
HIDE CRAFTSMAN DIFFERENCE
FINEST MATERIALS
Every Jacket we craft is designed for style, strength, and the confidence you deserve. We exclusively utilise the best raw materials, full-grain natural leather that ages beautifully, premium YKK zippers for durability, and a soft polyester lining for comfort. It's an investment in timeless style and unmatched craftsmanship.
TRUE CRAFTSMANSHIP
Made with great accuracy, every jacket is created by one artist guaranteeing perfect quality and detail. We reject mass production for a reason, thus our jackets claim superior stitching, expert craftsmanship, and timeless durability. Because excellence is worth the extra effort.
