The Somewhere Co. - Lunch Satchel Various
Carrying your lunch just got a whole lot more stylish (and practical)! Go handsfree and swing this baby over your shoulder with the new addition of a shoulder strap. No more juggling your bags on the walk to work, on public transport or when wrangling the kids. The strap is adjustable, removable, and made from a sturdy yet stylish nylon that pairs back with the rest of the satchel for the ultimate commuters accessory. This lunch satchel also features a super strong magnet so it can carry heavy loads like water bottles and glass containers. Product information: Size: W240mm x H250mm (closed) x D140mm Flaps with velcro closure Sturdy Vegan leather strap with adjustable buckle and magnetic button closure Vegan leather carry handle Polyester canvas with insulated lining Pattern placement may differ slightly to the product image and between lunch bags Come with an adjustable leather or canvas shoulder strap Care instructions: Hand wash only Wipeable inside - damp cloth with detergent Avoid using abrasive cloths or cleaning agents Designed by The Somewhere Co. in Brisbane, Australia. Please note this product does not qualify for free shipping and will be charged at the 'Heavy/Large Item' rate.
Specifications
- Pattern
- Alfresco, Amongst the Flowers, Blue Meadow, Boat Days, Buckle Up, El Capitan, Here Comes the Sun*, Posy Patch*, Rosewood, Seaflower, Sundown, Sweet Siesta, Swan Lake, Chestnut
Variants (14)
- Alfresco — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Amongst the Flowers — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Blue Meadow — 37.00 AUD — Out of stock
- Boat Days — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Buckle Up — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- El Capitan — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Here Comes the Sun* — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Posy Patch* — 37.00 AUD — Out of stock
- Rosewood — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Seaflower — 37.00 AUD — Out of stock
- Sundown — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Sweet Siesta — 37.00 AUD — Out of stock
- Swan Lake — 37.00 AUD — In stock
- Chestnut — 37.00 AUD — In stock
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