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Haversack
HK$5,600
Now
HK$4,480
The Haversack is a cousin of the Norwich Satchel, designed along similar construction principles, but larger and with rucksack straps. The origin of the name is centuries old - a bag to carry Havercakes, a rough oat bread. Also takes a phone, laptop and your other items.
The Haversack features: Herdwyck No. 10 waterproof wool tweed body (a wool coming from the wildest sheeps of the English Lake District), 3mm British saddle leather trim, cotton twill lining, leather haul/carry loop, a flap over main compartment with storm-pleats at upper side panels, and adjustable, full leather shoulder straps. The flap is secured with leather strap & brass studs which can be opened & fastened with one hand.
Interior features: 1 large back wall pocket (15 inches laptop size), 2 small pockets, and 2 pen pockets. All bags are handmade in Great Britain, hand-stamped with a unique serial number, and come with an unbleached cotton dustbag.
Measurements: 12 x 16 x 4 inches / 30 x 40 x 10.5 cm / Herdwyck No. 10 waterproof wool tweed body / Vegetable-tanned English saddle leather straps / Fits a 15 in. laptop / Handmade in GB
Haversack
HK$5,600
Now HK$4,480
The Haversack features: Herdwyck No. 10 waterproof wool tweed body (a wool coming from the wildest sheeps of the English Lake District), 3mm British saddle leather trim, cotton twill lining, leather haul/carry loop, a flap over main compartment with storm-pleats at upper side panels, and adjustable, full leather shoulder straps. The flap is secured with leather strap & brass studs which can be opened & fastened with one hand.
Interior features: 1 large back wall pocket (15 inches laptop size), 2 small pockets, and 2 pen pockets. All bags are handmade in Great Britain, hand-stamped with a unique serial number, and come with an unbleached cotton dustbag.
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Established in 2007, the company began with an idea to make bags using the wool of the English Lake District’s ancient rare-breed Herdwick. The fleece is considered almost worthless and often burned, yet Herdwicks have a 1,000-year heritage and reputation as Britain’s hardiest mountain sheep. After four years and nine weave trials this low value fleece was transformed into a high quality cloth; Herdwyck No. 10, a waterproof British tweed as robust as the Herdwick itself. The entire collection is designed and made in Britain using the best natural raw materials (waterproof tweed, vegetable-tanned leather, cotton twill and solid brass), that will age harmoniously with use.