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Brand & Product | Sympl Vergara Crossbody |
SKU | VV-CROSS |
Barcode | 724893709795 |
Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
Dimensions | 5.10 x 15.20 x 21.60cm ( 2.01"x 5.98"x 8.5" ) |
Weight | 141g (0.31lbs) |
Volume | 1L (0.26gallons) |
Material | Made from sustainable Reprieve post-consumer Recycled plastic bottles |
Made In | Vietnam |
Returns | 100 day free returns |
Shipping | Free shipping, orders over $99 |
About Sympl
Carry just your EDC essentials
The Vergara Cross Body was designed for life on the move. It fits your phone, passport, chapstick and other smaller daily essentials, to allow you to move effortlessly while commuting to and from restaurants, concerts and whatever else you can pack into a fun-filled day out.
Features of the Sympl Vergara Crossbody 1L
- Constructed in sustainable & waterproof (100% recycled) Reprieve fabric made from post-consumer plastic bottles with a TPU face coating, for ultimate durability
- Fits a phone, keys, credit cards, and other small essentials
- The main compartment has a protective and soft neoprene padded phone pocket, magnetic removable key clip and stretch mesh slip pocket
- Additional hidden slip pocket on the backside of the bag for quick access to items
- Quick access front exterior zip pocket with protective padding
- YKKⓇ exterior zippers, YKKⓇ interior zippers for inside and out durability
- Lined with fabric made from 100% recycled post-consumer plastics
- Detachable shoulder strap
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