FLORES halfmoon 'brown'

• Bag and shoulder strap made from durable brown vegan leather
• Water-repellent outer material
• 100% vegan materials and PETA-approved
• Magnetic clasp and other metal applications: silver-colored
• Keys or wallet can be safely stored in the zippered inside pocket
• Detachable and individually adjustable shoulder strap. Length: 80-140cm
• You can wear the bag across your body or as a belt bag (in which case the strap is pulled through the loops on the back of the bag) or on your shoulder (in which case the strap is attached to the top eyelets of the bag).
• Embossed logo on the front
• Empty weight approx. 175 g

Safety and usage instructions in accordance with the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)

• Excessive weight can exceed the load capacity of the product and damage the product.
• Not suitable for children under 3 years.
• Not machine washable.
• Product manufactured in India.
• Product meets the requirements of the REACH regulation (metal parts may contain nickel - may cause allergic reactions).
• Do not use near naked flames.
• For questions about product safety, write to us at service@fitzandhuxley.com

Fitz & Huxley is a counter-design to ever faster product life cycles and "fast-fashion" disposable fashion. For us, sustainability is not a marketing buzzword but a self-evident secondary condition of everything we do. Experience here more.

Most of our models are available in several sizes so that you can choose the perfect size for you and your intended use. Still not sure which size to choose? Then go ahead here to our size guide.

Why are the Fitz & Huxley shoulder straps not padded? Don't they cut in?

We combine design and everyday functionality with our backpacks. We have designed the shoulder straps to be as inconspicuous as possible so that they blend in well with your outfit. At the same time, the woven material is soft and thick so that the shoulder straps don't pinch even when the backpack is fully loaded. Thousands of satisfied Fitz & Huxley backpack wearers have put this to the test.

Why do you produce in India and not in Germany? Aren't workers exploited there?

It is true that poor working conditions, exploitation and child labor still exist in poor India. But this prejudice does not adequately describe the reality. India is undergoing a process of change of which we and our production partner see ourselves as a part. To ensure our high standards, our production is certified to the renowned SEDEX and SA8000 standards. Among other things, these ensure fair wages and the possibility of unionization as well as good occupational health and safety measures. Around 140 people and their families can make a good living from producing for Fitz & Huxley and we can offer our customers very high-quality products at an affordable price, unlike if we were producing in Germany. And: for us, an Indian family that lives from backpack production is just as important as a German one. You can find more FAQ here.

To ensure that you and your Fitz & Huxley experience as many adventures as possible together, you can increase its longevity even further with a little care. Here you can find all the tips.