Rolltop Flag

• SGE x GOT BAG
• Removable 15-inch laptop sleeve
• Padded on chest and back
• Capacity up to 26 litres
• Main material made from Ocean Impact Plastic*

Since 2016, GOT BAG has been offering a wide range of sustainable backpacks and bags that impress with their outstanding quality and durability. They collect plastic from the sea and coastal areas in Indonesia with their own clean-up programme - and show ways to take holistic action against plastic in the sea with a forward-looking value chain.

Are you a passionate Eintracht Frankfurt fan and looking for the perfect companion without losing sight of the environment? Then the roll-top rucksack with the Eintracht & GOT BAG logo is just the thing for you! Whether for the daily commute to work, exciting adventures or international travelling - this backpack delivers what it promises. It offers enough storage space to safely stow all your essentials and the red, black and white flag clearly shows your loyalty to your favourite club. In addition, the robust material can withstand any weather and thanks to the roll-top design, you can flexibly adapt it to different situations.

Features:

• Flexible volume up to 26 litres
• Size: 42 x 32 x 15 cm
• Removable 15-inch laptop sleeve
• Padded back
• Adjustable chest straps
• Inner pocket with zip
• Practical suitcase strap
• Waterproof material with high-frequency welded seams
• PFC- and PVC-free

Care instructions:

• Clean easily with a microfibre cloth using warm water and neutral soap
• Please do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron or dry clean

Marc in picture 8 is 190 cm tall.

Material: 60 % Ocean Impact Plastic fabric, 16 % other recycled materials, 24 % non-recycled materials (zips, padding foam, buckles)

Manufacturer: GOT BAG GmbH

Made in China

*Ocean Impact Plastic stands for the collected material - it symbolises that from now on it is no longer a threat to the ocean and for the impact that GOT BAG creates together with the community. It is made up of plastic that is collected from the sea and in the immediate vicinity of their collection points - for example from mangrove areas, from rivers or directly after it has been used. This prevents it from ending up in the sea due to a lack of disposal structures.