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Zipped case.

Zipped case.

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A zipped case that can be attach to your backpack using our hole webbing attachment system.

Size & weight chart. Shipping and returns. Care instructions.
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Area of use.

Attach this case to the backpack and get a zipped pocket with easy access. Thanks to the attachment system the case can be attached to the front or the sides of the backpack.

Product background.

Our backpack is a system where you can modify almost all parts. Adding details or removing making it even lighter. This zipped case is one of our accessories, perfect of those of you whom like a quick access and zipped storage on your backpack. 

Utilising the hole webbing system, that is one of the key elements of the system, this case can be placed both on the front and the sides of the backpack.

To attach the case:

Place the case where you like it on the backpack. Either on the front or the sides. To secure the case: thread the webbing toggles through the hole webbing.

Measurements.

Volume and pack measurements are an important topic and also where weight & volume ration comes into play. There are kind of a standard way to measure the volume a pack but each brand seems to be doing this slightly different to each other and this will have quite a big impact on the over all volume and weight of the pack. So with that said try to find the measurements of the packs you are looking at and compare those.

Please note that the case is handmade and the meassurments may vary approximately +/-1cm. The weight is also approximately and can wary sligtly.

Measurements chart.

Measurments in cm.
A
22
B
7
C
19

Volume & weight chart.

Volume in litre.
2,9
 
Weight in gram.
67

Materials.

The case is built on recycled Polyester. This particular fabric is called ECOPAK™ EPX and is a laminate that consists of three layers. The outer layer is a 200d polyester. The inner layer is a reinforcement cross and then the final layer is a 70d ripstop backing.

Sewn in-house in Nynäshamn, Sweden.

With over 15 years of experience designing and developing backpacks for other brands within in the outdoor industry, it’s finally time to unleash the full optional of our small in-house production studio. The initial production will be sewn right here in Nynäshamn just south of Stockholm.

Content.

There are multiple types of materials used in our products, everything from wood, wool, plastics to metals. Each and every one of these materials are being made using a variety of processes. We choose our materials carefully both from how they are made to how they function but also to how they can be circulated once the product cannot be used any more.

 

Recycled or natural:
Recyclable or Biodegrade:
Certified content:
Other initiative:
Fabric:
Recycled or natural Recycled Polyester.
Recyclable or Biodegradable.
Certified content.
Other initiative. PFC-free DWR.
Thread:
Recycled or natural
Recyclable or Biodegradable. Recyclable* Polyamide.
Certified content.
Other initiative.
Zipper:
Recycled or natural
Recyclable or Biodegradable. Recyclable* polyester.
Certified content. Oeko-tex Standard 100.
Other initiative.
Webbing:
Recycled or natural
Recyclable or Biodegradable. Recyclable* Polyamide.
Certified content.
Other initiative.
Labels:
Recycled or natural
Recyclable or Biodegradable. Recyclable* Polyester.
Certified content.
Other initiative.

* Really important to understand is that even if a single material in theory can be recycled or biodegraded there are today currently no standardised recycling or biodegrading systems for textile garments.

Origin.

We believe that transparency plays an extremely important role. Once one fully understand the complexity of production, one can start to change it and that is why we also want to share the true story behind our products.To really understand where a product has been made you have to break it down into all its components and materials. All these materials and components are almost never produced in the same place or country as where the product is sewn.

 

Tier 1, Sewing: Sewing in Sweden.
Tier 4, Raw material:
Tier 3, Refinement:
Tier 2, Assembly:
Fabric:
Tier 4. Raw material.
Tier 3. Refinement. Weaving in USA.
Tier 2. Assembly. Finishing and dyeing in USA.
Thread:
Tier 4. Raw material. Raw material from China.
Tier 3. Refinement. Spinning in China.
Tier 2. Assembly. Finishing and dyeing in China.
Zipper:
Tier 4. Raw material. Raw material from Japan.
Tier 3. Refinement. Spinning and weaving in Japan.
Tier 2. Assembly. Finishing and dyeing in Japan.
Webbing:
Tier 4. Raw material. Raw material from China.
Tier 3. Refinement. Spinning and weaving China.
Tier 2. Assembly. Finishing and dyeing in China.
Labels:
Tier 4. Raw material. Raw material from China.
Tier 3. Refinement. Spinning and weaving China.
Tier 2. Assembly. Finishing and dyeing in China.

Care.

In addition to the garment-specific wash instructions, there are some general tips that can both extend the life of the garments and save you a lot of time in the laundry room.

Air: The absolute easiest and best way to keep your garments fresh is to air them. Some materials such as merino wool have natural antibacterial properties. This means that the garment stays fresh much longer. You will be amazed at how fresh the t-shirt feels after being aired on a hanger during the night.

Focus on the stain: Did you get a stain? Focus on it. It is often that garments are washed completely unnecessarily, when you really only need to remove a small stain. In most cases, it is enough to rub a little hand dishwashing detergent with lukewarm water on the stain. Then make sure to rinse thoroughly and hang to dry.

Detergent: Use the right detergent for the right material. There are a plenty of different detergents out there, so try to find a detergent that is both gentle on the environment and your garment. Some materials are a little more delicate, such as merino wool. For these garments, we recommend Organotex wool and down wash.

Specific care instrucitons: Hand wash cold.