U-ZIP BACKPACK

Color	Black Chocolate Saddle

DETAILS:

Zip entry to main compartment.
Inside zip pocket and cell phone pocket organizer.
Top handle for easy carrying.
Exterior back zip pocket.
Adjustable backpack straps.

High quality hardware.
Fully lined interior.
Handcrafted in Colombia, South America.
Naked leather, very soft with a natural feel.
Leather improves with age as it absorbs the oils from your hands and assumes a classic, worn look

SPECIFICATIONS:

Item Number	2466
Dimensions	10 x 11 x 4 inches
Laptop or Tablet Pocket	n/a
Length of Straps	n/a
Drop Length of Straps	n/a
Material	Full-Grain Top Grade Cowhide Leather
Country of Manufacture	Colombia, South America

ADDITIONAL INFO:

All special prices are based on In-Stock items only. Prices subject to change for custom orders.
Please note all monogrammed or debossed items are not returnable. For personalization details visit our information page.
All images used are for illustrative purposes only. Individual features such as hardware and zipper pulls may vary. Contact us if you require a specific feature.
Saddle, Black, & Chocolate leather in the Classic line can lighten over time.
All leather items require frequent conditioning and cleaning to maintain moisture and color.
Please note: it is normal for all of our products to have unique variations and character markings that are inherent to natural leather. Color may also vary slightly from batch-to-batch.
California Residents: Proposition 65 Warning

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