Harvest Label Leather Bomber Backpack
Beautiful, Practical Japanese Design
Harvest Label has been crafting backpacks from its headquarters in Osaka, Japan, since 1995. What’s kept this small-time manufacturer in business more than 20 years? At the top of the list is a conscious commitment to design—functional, flattering, creative, durable design. And the leather Bomber backpack available here is a perfect example.
Note: At checkout, you’ll have your choice of leather color: black, brown, desert, navy, or red. This drop is limited to 10 units of each color.
Design Details
The silhouette merges the pill-like roundness of a camping backpack with the compact form factor of a book bag, while the vegetable-tanned leather exterior gives it a look and feel all its own. And then there are the storage compartments: one PU-laminated zippered pocket on the front panel and another on the top panel; a zippered rear panel with slots and compartments of its own; one zippered pocket at the base of the bag; a 15-inch laptop sleeve with a Velcro closure inside the bag; and one more zippered pocket inside the main compartment. It’s as comfortable as it is functional, too, with its padded air mesh rear panel and adjustable shoulder harness.
Color Options
Details
- Harvest Label
- Material: Vegetable-tanned leather
- Zippered rear panel
- PU-laminated zippered pocket on front panel
- PU-laminated zippered pocket on top panel
- Large zippered compartment on base
- 15-in padded laptop sleeve
- Zippered interior pocket
- Padded air mesh rear panel
- Adjustable shoulder harness
- Double-layered handle
- Custom-made camouflage inner lining fabric
- Custom-made mil-spec webbing with center line stitching
- Leather trimming and logo embossed zipper pull tab
- Dimensions: 12 x 20 x 6 in (30.5 x 50.1 x 15.2 cm)
Included
- Massdrop 1-Year Limited Warranty
Shipping
Estimated ship date is Nov 20, 2016 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.
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