ZURICH 45 LITRE HYBRID HOLDALL
The Zurich 45 Litre Hybrid Holdall contains 100% GRS certified recycled polyester, certified by Control Union CU811033. It features adjustable hybrid straps for backpack and holdall use, providing the stated carrying options. The holdall includes an internal padded laptop sleeve compatible up to 15 inches, a top zippered pocket with internal organiser, a zippered main compartment and a side pocket. A two-way zippered opening provides easy access, while the padded back panel, grab handles and adjustable air mesh shoulder straps form part of the carrying design.
Zurich 45 Litre Hybrid Holdall Features
The Zurich 45 Litre Hybrid Holdall provides multiple storage areas for organised use. The top zippered pocket includes an internal organiser, while the zippered main compartment provides the main enclosed storage area. A side pocket provides an additional storage area. The internal padded laptop sleeve is compatible up to 15 inches and forms part of the supplied internal configuration.
Hybrid Holdall and Backpack Design
Adjustable hybrid straps allow the Zurich 45 Litre Hybrid Holdall to be used as a backpack and holdall. The padded back panel, grab handles and adjustable air mesh shoulder straps are included as part of the design. Dual compression straps and adjustable chest straps are also provided, while the two-way zippered opening allows easy access to the bag.
Recycled Polyester and Decoration
The outer is made from 100% recycled 600D polyester Matte PU coating and 100% recycled 900D polyester. The holdall has a maximum embroidery specification of 12cm tubular hoop. Maximum print areas are Front pocket: 20x12cm/Back: 25x27cm. The dimensions are 35x55x25cm, with all materials, features and decoration areas based on the supplied product information.
The Zurich 45 Litre Hybrid Holdall combines its 45 litre format with adjustable hybrid straps, padded laptop storage, multiple zippered compartments, compression straps and adjustable carrying features in a recycled polyester construction.
