Babymel Sammi Eco Convertible Backpack
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Babymel Sammi Eco Convertible Backpack

€85.000

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The Babymel Sammi Eco Convertible Backpack is a versatile and eco-friendly bag for parents. Made from recycled plastic bottles, it features a convertible strap that allows you to wear it as a backpack, shoulder bag, crossbody, or handheld. With 6 convenient pockets, an insulated bottle holder, and a machine-washable changing mat, this backpack keeps you organized on the go.
  • Made from water-resistant recycled plastic bottles
  • 4-in-1 convertible design: backpack, shoulder, crossbody, or handheld
  • 6 pockets plus wide double-zipped opening
  • Includes insulated bottle holder and padded changing mat
  • Dimensions: H35cm x W29cm x D15cm, Weight: 0.7kg
  • Available in Black

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