Worn by Steph.
Recycled 23L roll-top backpack in black
$185.00
Free US shipping on all orders above $100
From the daily commute and outdoor pursuits, the Nautilus backpack blends adventure-readiness and everyday practicality.
The Nautilus roll-top backpack is purpose built for all your daily adventures. Loaded with features and handy compartments, it's durably constructed and weatherproof treated. And with a 23L capacity it has stacks of room for all your essentials - taking you from work to the weekend and back again.
Please note this product is too large for our gift wrap service.
Worn by Steph.
Features
- Height: 65cm / Height when rolled: 47cm / Width: 27cm / Depth: 14cm
- Recycled 500D High Tenacity Ripstop Nylon outer
- Secure roll-top with bartacked folds for durability
- Adjustable padded straps
- Laptop sleeve accessible from the back
- Internal organiser compartment with secure zip
- External bottle pocket
Impact
RECYCLED NYLON FABRIC
Keeping materials in circulation for longer whilst reducing our reliance on fossil-fuel derived virgin plastics.
TRANSPORTED BY SEA
We ship products to our warehouse by land and sea, using less carbon-intensive journeys and avoiding air freight wherever possible.
Technology
YKK WATERPROOF ZIPS
Industry leading standard to protect your belongings on the move.
Product Care
- Wash
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Sponge clean with mild detergent
- Materials
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Main: 100% Recycled 500D High Tenacity Bluesign Approved Ripstop Nylon
Lining: 100% Recycled Nylon
- Origin
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Made by Pungkook Saigon II Co., Ltd. in Binh Duong Province, Vietnam.
Deliveries & Returns
- US
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Free standard shipping for US orders over $100. Normally delivered within 5 to 7 business days. Orders under $100 cost $10
Express shipping for only $15. Normally delivered within 3 to 4 business days
Returns charge for US orders only $15 per package
- EllenVerified BuyerReviewingNautilus 23L BackpackI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars2 days agoGreat bag
Great bag. Very well designed. Roomy enough for a long weekend, light enough for every day. Can’t fault it.
