Mini Royal BeeKeeper Vegan Backpack Daisies

Sustainable Backpack 

This awesome backpack is perfect for all occasions. A day hike, a traveling friend, or your school/university backpack. It will have you covered. Apart from protecting your much loved bits and pieces and placing you one (or two) steps ahead of the rest, they also do these two essential things that benefit you, other people in your world, and the planet you live on.

Key features:

• Helps reduce waste by using fabric remnants discarded by local factories that would otherwise be thrown into landfills.
• For every Royal BeeKeeper Backpack you buy, you will help children access quality education in rural Cambodia. That is an incredible thing to be able to do for a child!

Also, it has these practical features:

• A secret zip-up compartment at the top, to keep your sunnies safe. Or anything else you would like to keep safe.
• Laptop compartment on the inside.
• Two front compartments at the front. One with an organizer. To keep your pens and phone...umm.. organized.
• Two side pockets that can hold 750ml bottles. Don't want you to get dehydrated!
• Size: Mini:  35cm X 28cm X 10cm
• Weight: 0.9 - 1kg

Please note: the linings of the backpack may vary, depending on what is available.  

Brand: Beekeeper Parade

We love inspirational brands with a mission! Beekeeper creates upcycled bags & backpacks that change the world, do not harm the environment, nourish and support the people and animals on our planet, seek solutions to our environmental crisis, and use business as an instrument to inspire people to consume less, do more, and BEE MORE. They also support BabyTree Projects in its fight for quality education for all children. Koky Saly, its founder, has dedicated the last 7 years of his life to building schools in impoverished rural areas around Cambodia. All their products are also ethically made in Cambodia. "For Koky, rebuilding his homeland is as much about creating a sustainable planet as it is about quality education. Koky’s sister and best friend Sophia Saly passed away from cancer in 2012. They shared the dream of creating a social enterprise to fund the BabyTree schools and protect the world’s environment. In her will Sophia left Koky her car and requested that he used the proceeds to create a business that would inspire change - that’s how BeeKeeper was born."