Description
The city backpack was made in a Polish sewing room. Waterproof, with a zipper on both sides. It has a double handle so that you can easily hold it in your hand. Two small pockets inside, sewn on the backs. One with a zipper.
Strong colors are a great addition to a toned-down outfit. And, the pattern is so characteristic that it is impossible not to look at it. We designed it so that it is not too big and can hold a lot of things. Thanks to its thickness, it is really capacious. And the zipper is sewn almost all over the area, giving you access to all products. So packing and unpacking it is very easy!
Height: 35 cm
Width: 25 cm
Bottom depth: 16 cm
Additional elements:
– plastic regulators and buckle
– 3 cm cotton tape
Outer material: coated orthalion fabric; high water resistance – 230 g / m2
Inner material: lcodura with pvc coating – 500 g / m2
Print made using digital technique. Hand wash at 30° C. Allow the product to dry naturally, turned inside out. Maximum product weight up to 5 kg.
The painting “Man eating crayfish” was created by Roman Kramsztyk in the years 1918 – 1919. It belongs to the collection of the National Museum in Warsaw. The Polish-French-Jewish artist portrayed Karol Szuster while consuming crayfish. The protagonist’s face is full of satisfaction and seriousness. The tablecloth, on the other hand, shows the snobbery of the eater. Crayfish were a rarity only for the chosen ones. And the tablecloth is placed in two donkey ears next to the eater’s head.
