Product description Ecoalf Oslo backpack green
The Oslo backpack is the perfect combination of modern design, functionality and sustainability. Made from recycled nylon, it offers an eco-friendly alternative that doesn't compromise on quality or style. With water-resistant features, the Oslo will reliably protect you even during inclement weather.
This backpack is designed to be as practical as possible for your everyday needs. It features an interior compartment and zippered pockets for secure storage of valuables, and a side pocket perfect for water bottles. The padded back compartment ensures comfort even when worn for long periods of time, which you'll especially appreciate on longer trips or activities.
With dimensions of 32 cm in length, 17 cm in width and 50 cm in height, it provides plenty of space for your belongings whether you're going to work, school or on a weekend trip. PFC-free and vegan, the backpack is proof that elegance and eco-friendliness can go hand in hand. Let the Oslo backpack accompany you and enjoy comfort and style wherever you go.
Main material: 100% recycled nylon
Two-way zipper
Front zippered pockets
Side bottle pocket
Padded back compartment
Can be worn as a handbag
Dimensions: Length 32 cm / Width 17 cm / Height 50 cm
Waterproof and waterproof
No PFCs
Vegan
Product code
- MCMACBPOSLOB0136W24-128
About the brand Ecoalf
ECOALF is a Spanish brand that is fulfilling its ambitious plan of creating clothing and footwear from waste. The aim is to transform plastics found in the Mediterranean Sea into pellets, yarns and fabrics - a process called upcycling
The ECOALF range includes clothing for men and women, backpacks and footwear. All ECOALF products are made from 100% recycled materials. In our range you will find stylish sneakers which are made up of 59% recycled PET bottles and 41% Sorona, which is recycled nylon. In order to ensure 100% transparency and the highest level of quality, the ECOALF team manages the entire process from waste collection to recycling technology, production, design and retail. Fabrics are made from discarded fishing nets, PET bottles, used tires, coffee, cotton and wool.