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Mantaro Marino

Mantaro Marino

85€ 65€


Description

Navy blue unisex Peruvian canvas backpack with colorful Inca patterns.
16 liters, 43 cm x 23 cm x 17 cm, laptop pocket 13 inches, inside zipped pocket
Our bags are crafted using a very dense and wear-resistant 18 oz cotton, genuine leather for the straps and strong magnets for closing the bag. Inside each bag, you will find the laptop pocket and a little zipped pocket to put your small and precious stuff ! The ethnic textiles are woven in Peru and the patterns originate from villages within the sacred region of Cusco, more specifically Chinchero and Chivay. For expert craftmanship, we turned towards an Indian manufacturer in the New Delhi region, where the best know-how for these types of products can be found.  
One product (bag or shoes) = One day of school for a child in San Jeronimo, a poor suburb of Cusco.

Shipping and returns

- Free shipping in France.
- Free shipping to Europe from 100€.
- Free returns in Europe. 
- Our tote bag is gifted to those who order two or more products (bag value : 9€)
- Shipping within 4 business days in Europe. 
- Exchange & refunds within 30 days.
- For more information regarding pre-orders you can read here

Care

We recommend washing by hand with a cloth and soap. 
The backpacks can't be washed in a laundry machine because of the leather. 

Traditional patterns from the Sacred Valley of the Incas

Our canvas are woven in Peru, where each village has its own pattern. The patterns we have chosen come from villages around Chinchero, Chivay and Titicaca.

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Artisanal craftmanship

Our backpacks are made by artisans in India. We are very careful about their working conditions.

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We are in collaboration with the NGO Los Chicos de Cusco that supports four schools in poor villages around Cusco. For each pair of sneakers we sell, we donate one euro. This represents the cost to send one pupil to school for a day, including the teacher's salary, school supplies and their uniform. It represents between 15 and 20% of our benefits.

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