
The Scout
₹23,401.82
Handmade to order in Britain Halley Stevensons weatherproof waxed organic cotton British woven cotton webbing Stainless steel buckles laser cut and polished in Britain Versatile adjuster strap for wearing front, back or around the waist For more details and images – see Designer's Notes
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Waxed organic cotton
- Type
- Backpacks
- HSN code
- 420292
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Handmade to order in Britain Halley Stevensons weatherproof waxed organic cotton British woven cotton webbing Stainless steel buckles laser cut and polished in Britain Versatile adjuster strap for wearing front, back or around the waist For more details and images – see Designer's Notes
Country of origin: United Kingdom
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The Level Collective
The Level Collective is a small, independent British brand. It makes waxed cotton backpacks and organic cotton clothing for both city and outdoor use. Its range includes roll-top and day packs, organic cotton T-shirts and a reproofing spray. The backpacks are made to order by hand in Britain from organic waxed cotton by Halley Stevensons, chrome-free leather and recycled wool. Each one is signed by its maker. The T-shirts are 100% organic cotton, printed in Britain with water-based inks. Designer Mark Musgrave founded the brand in 2014 to offer an alternative to fast fashion, based on fair pay and craft. Good On You rates the brand Good overall. It scores 4 out of 5 for planet, 4 for people and 3 for animals. Good On You cites Fair Wear Foundation certification for part of its supply chain, local manufacturing and packaging that avoids plastic. It also notes that the brand uses leather and wool and that there is no evidence of living wages.































































































