Back Up

Minnessak

£383

Mid-size backpack with quilted shoulder straps A backpack that blends form and function, the Back Up is designed to carry more without ever feeling bulky. Remade from original Alpha Industries flight jackets, its heritage runs through every stitch – from the external pocket detail to the vintage Italian leather handles that soften beautifully with age. Quilted shoulder straps with reinforced cotton webbing make it comfortable for long days on the move, while the two-tone Riri zip and leather accents add understated luxury. Inside, you’ll discover a vibrant orange lining hides both an vintage I

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