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Grey Trim Red H’mong – Boho Hemp Stitch Backpack
Grey Trim Red H’mong – Boho Hemp Stitch Backpack
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Highlights:
A sturdy medium-sized bag with 5 compartments to carry daily essentials. The repurposed H’Mong batik fabric adds cultural value, making it both practical and unique.
- Wide back strap zips to switch between backpack and sling
- Measures: H36 x W22 x D8,5 cm.
- Front panel made from indigo batik fabric reused from an authentic H’Mong skirt
Occasions:
Daily backpacks, small laptop bags, picnic bags, casual bags, multipurpose bags, sling bags
Descriptions:
This Grey Trim Red Backpack features a convertible strap that allows easy change between backpack and sling. It secures with hooks on the front and back flaps, plus a zipper for the main compartment.
The front and back panels are crafted from indigo batik fabric repurposed from a traditional H'Mong shirt, hand-stitched by Flower H'Mong women in Northern Vietnam. The bag includes two flap pockets, a thick cotton lining inside the main compartment, black cotton inner fabric, and an additional back zip pocket for extra storage.
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Shipping cost and time
Shipping PolicyItems are shipped from Stockholm, Sweden with following cost and time for an order:
- Sweden domestic: 59 SEK, delivered in 2-4 days
- To Europe: £7, delivered in 4-7 days
- To USA: $8, delivered in 6-10 days
- Rest of the world: £10 in 6-15 days
Click on the link to see more details in our Shipping policy
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Care Instruction & Notes
- Handmade products are subject to minor imperfections
- Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting
- Machine wash at 30 degree or hand wash with mild detergent to preserve the color
- Dry clean if possible
- Hang dry is recommended
Refashioned fabrics
The fabrics that are traditionally used to make tribal costumes are refashioned into a more commonly used products like bags, wallets, home decor. They are usually combined with other materials for diversed applications.
These fabrics are all woven by hand and naturally dyed. They also have a lot of embroidery details and batik painting using beeswax. An authentic fabric requires a lot of time, effort and skills of the makers and it is worth to be applied widely.