- Material: This clear backpack is made of polyester fiber and PVC, with printed designs on both the inside and outside of the back, as well as on the shoulder straps. Unlike fully transparent backpacks, the style is more innovative and fashionable,Manufacturer's recommended age: over 3 years old
- Large Capacity: 10.6 X 7 X 15.7 inches, capacity: 19L. This clear bookbag can accommodate everything you need for college and work.
- Travel Daypack Structure: 1 main pocket 1 front patch pocket (zipper with keychain) 2 mesh insert pockets. The main bag can hold books and laptops; The front zipper pocket can hold some small items; The keychain can hold small items such as keys, and the pockets on both sides can hold a kettle or umbrella
- Perspective Design: The transparent backpack is convenient for safety inspection, quick inspection and retrieval, as it meets the policy requirements for transparent bags. It is also very suitable for travel, airports, and correctional facilities.
- Ideal Choice: Our backpack print pattern is exquisite and elegant, making it very eye-catching when carrying it to school, work, outings, shopping, and travel. This is the perfect gift for birthdays, anniversaries, or returning to school for children, friends, or family
Material: 290 twill polyester fabric PVC
Size: 27X18X40CM (10.6 X 7 X 15.7 inch) Capacity: 19L
See Through Backpack Features:
Heavy duty plastic: Thick transparent plastic structure, sturdy, long service life.
Spacious: The clear backpack sized main compartment can accommodate books, binders, folders, and laptops. A smaller accessory pocket for storing pens, small notebooks, and mobile phones. Two side mesh pockets for storing bottles and umbrellas.
Very suitable for stadium checkpoints: The transparent design allows for full visibility during security checks during games and concerts.
Waterproof: Plastic will not allow rain or snow to penetrate, ensuring that your items are safe and dry.
Easy to clean quickly: Simply wipe with a damp cloth to keep the backpack clean as new.
