DAY ET MINI RE-P Tote
Colour: Forrest Print /
£90.00
Description
In this bag there is space for everything you need in your diaper bag, and the outer fabric and inner lining is made of 100% certified recycled material. It has a large main compartment and several inside pockets, so you can organize your stuff. The bag also has a outside zipper pocket and a strap at the back, so it can be put over the handle of a suitcase. Besides the two handles it also has an adjustable and detachable strap. The bag is designed in a nice print, which gives it a new look.
Product details
- Measurements: H: 37cm / W: 33cm / D: 12cm
- Closure: Zipper
- Colour: Forrest Print
- Inside pocket: 3 Zipper pockets
- Outside pocket: 1FPZ
- Adjustable strap: Yes
- Detachable strap: Yes
- Shoulder strap length: 48cm
- Space for computer: Yes
- Material: Certified Recycled Polyester
- Style number: 124147520416001000
Long-lasting Care Guide
You don't have to wash your bag; a simple wipe with a damp cloth will almost always suffice. For detailed care instructions tailored to the specific material, please refer to this guide.
We encourage you not to dispose of your bag but to extend its life instead. If you no longer have a use for it, consider selling it, giving it away, or donating it to a charity.
Responsibility
This style is made from certified recycled material. A recycled Day Et bag or accessory is made from recycled plastic. It is collected and then processed and turned into flakes, which are melted to create new raw material. This material is formed into small pellets, which are then spun into new fibres and woven into fabric. We are dedicated to taking responsibility for the world we live in and making a difference. Our mission is to create lasting products for everyday life and strive to be a purpose-driven brand that remains committed to our sustainable goals. We continuously work to be the best version of ourselves and make conscious choices every day to contribute to a better future. Read more about our initiatives under 'Our World'.
