Leading brands or eco-friendly backpacks?
When I started college I needed a bag, upon doing a quick google search for the word backpack, I quickly discovered that the top results showed bags that I felt not only were not the right style for me but were also very expensive ranging from £39 - £69.
After looking around many times, I eventually came across one that I liked, it was an Indian backpack that was made in Nepal by hand using fabrics, delicately creating each unique item, not something that is mass-produced by leading manufacturers from a factory.
When I finished college and created my own company, I looked at my old bag and thought wow, we could find a backpacks supplier and start our own range that was much cheaper - from £14.99, with free-post, suitable for kids, men and women, offering better value to our customers and without the use of plastic, we had our mission in mind.
What type of Indian bag do we sell?
We sell many types including those that are suitable for school lunches, for a laptop, travelling, going shopping, riding a motorcycle, crossbody, over the shoulder, duffel, and others all in assorted colours.
Our most popular cultural bags
1. Peacock mandala
This stunning Indian peacock duffel bag is made from cotton, you can really get lost in the design as your eyes are drawn to the centre. An extremely colourful bag that has been given a serious amount of time to make, made using only offcuts of the finest fabrics in India.
2. Elephant tree
3. Student Satchel
4. Collapsible rucksack
This bag collapses down and is perfect for fitting into a suitcase for use when travelling, featuring a horizontal striped design in assorted colours. It's really delightful to have!
5. Patchwork gym bag
Made from offcuts of bedspread fabrics, featuring a drawstring closure. Perfect for stuffing with gym-ware (towel, shorts, deodorant etc), and closing.
6. Multipurpose bag
Bold colour, with a geometric diamond pattern, suitable as a bike bag, for exploring, or to use at the gym, quite large with a lot of storage space.
7. Tree-of-life
This stunning tree of life duffel bag has is extremely unique, and to me resembles peace, comfort and security.
8. Om symbol
9. Chakala hemp backpack
My all time favourite backpack, the chakala hemp bag is the one that I purchased when I was studying at college and I loved it. It is multipurpose, useful for storing books, a laptop, has two side pockets for carrying bottles, has plenty of space inside for everything you need to take with you on your travels. On top of that, it is made from eco friendly hemp. Each bag is lovingly handmade in Nepal, India by our supplier who we have built a strong friendship with over the years.
I hope that you found this buying guide useful. To see our full range of ethical backpacks for all check our entire bag and pouches collection.
