
Danai Backpack in Black
₹47,648.64
Dimensions(cm): Length 29cm Height 36.5cm Depth 12cm Long strap Adjustable (cm) 65-100cm Backpack Straps Adjustable (cm) 50-100cm Women's Backpack The Danai is LaBante London's most expressive sustainable luxury backpack, part of the LaBante x Iris Scott Artist Collection, designed for women who move between meetings, airports, and evenings out without wanting to switch bags. Crafted from cruelty-free microfibre and recycled plant-based leather, it converts from backpack to crossbody in seconds. A hand-painted impressionist strap by US artist Iris Scott makes each piece feel uniquely personal: wearable art meets sustainable luxury fashion. A genuine investment in sustainable luxury that performs as hard as you do. What makes the Danai special: Hand-painted Iris Scott strap with thick impasto-style brushwork in jewel tones (no two straps are painted with the same exact composition) Padded 15-inch laptop compartment Organised pockets Clean, structured silhouette with top zip opening Converts from backpack to crossbody Responsibly sourced metal trims at strap attachment points A secret message inside Ships gift-boxed One of the most sought-after luxury vegan leather backpacks for women: ethical, artful, and built to last. PETA-Certified. Zero PVC.
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Microfibre and recycled plant-based leather
- Colour
- Black
- Type
- Backpack
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Dimensions(cm): Length 29cm Height 36.5cm Depth 12cm Long strap Adjustable (cm) 65-100cm Backpack Straps Adjustable (cm) 50-100cm Women's Backpack The Danai is LaBante London's most expressive sustainable luxury backpack, part of the LaBante x Iris Scott Artist Collection, designed for women who move between meetings, airports, and evenings out without wanting to switch bags. Crafted from cruelty-free microfibre and recycled plant-based leather, it converts from backpack to crossbody in seconds. A hand-painted impressionist strap by US artist Iris Scott makes each piece feel uniquely personal: wearable art meets sustainable luxury fashion. A genuine investment in sustainable luxury that performs as hard as you do. What makes the Danai special: Hand-painted Iris Scott strap with thick impasto-style brushwork in jewel tones (no two straps are painted with the same exact composition) Padded 15-inch laptop compartment Organised pockets Clean, structured silhouette with top zip opening Converts from backpack to crossbody Responsibly sourced metal trims at strap attachment points A secret message inside Ships gift-boxed One of the most sought-after luxury vegan leather backpacks for women: ethical, artful, and built to last. PETA-Certified. Zero PVC.
Country of origin: United Kingdom
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LaBante London
LaBante London is a UK accessories brand founded by Vanita Badlani. It designs vegan bags, wallets, jewellery, sunglasses and trainers for women and men. The range includes backpacks, totes, crossbody bags and laptop bags, all made without animal materials. The V&A Museum in London has added one of its handbags to its permanent holdings. The brand describes its approach as Fashion With Respect. It uses biodegradable and recycled materials, and its products carry a one-year warranty. LaBante says it gives at least 10 percent of its profits each year to charities, including animal welfare groups, a hospice and cancer support organisations. Good On You rates LaBante Good overall. It scores Great on animals because PETA lists it as vegan. Its people score is Good: the whole final production stage is SMETA-certified and audited, but there is no evidence of living wages. Its planet score is It's a Start. The brand avoids plastic packaging and uses some renewable energy, but it does not publish a breakdown of its materials and shows no evidence of action on hazardous chemicals.

























































































































































