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Terravia Mini Hip Pack

Canopy Green

Sale price£45.00

COLOUR: Canopy Green

SIZE: ONE SIZE

Canopy Green
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  • 70-denier recycled nylon ripstop with a PU coating
  • Recycled polyester airmesh back panel
  • 1 litre
  • 111g
  • Zipped main compartment and a zipped front pocket with key clip
  • Rolls into its own interior pocket
  • Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory
  • Made in Indonesia

Everything on the Terravia is recycled, the ripstop body, the lining and the webbing, and Patagonia have it made in a Fair Trade Certified factory in Indonesia. It holds a litre, weighs 111 grams and can be worn round the waist or across the body. The front pocket has a key clip, and the whole thing rolls into its own inside pocket. Canopy Green, which matches half of what Patagonia make this year.

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