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VINGA Baltimore Neo RCS backpack
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Sustainability rating

  • Eco-Friendly MaterialsContains recognised lower-impact materials such as recycled, organic or plant-based content.
  • Responsible ManufacturingMade under a recognised social-audit standard or in a European factory.
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VINGA Baltimore Neo RCS backpack

Baltimore Neo – a lighter take on a modern classic that combines clean aesthetics with functionality for comfortable, daily use. Crafted from RCS certified recycled polyester, the material offers a soft, supple hand feel. The Neo collection features tone-on-tone details and a streamlined design, capturing the light, contemporary expression. Carry the backpack by the top handle or use the adjustable shoulder straps. It features a wide opening with a foldable flap and secure hook and loop closure for easy access. A discreet pocket with a durable SAB zipper on the backside keeps your smaller essentials close at hand. Inside there is a smaller zip pocket and laptop compartment for organised storage. Capacity: 16,5L. This item is made using RCS certified recycled polyester. RCS (Recycled Claim Standard) is a standard to verify the recycled content of a product throughout the whole supply chain. Total recycled content: 35% based on total item weight. Certified by Control Union, CU1162221.

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Unit price: £26.89 · Line total: £6,723.33
Indicative at qty 250. We confirm final pricing in our quote.

The impact of this product

Every order through Social Supermarket funds real social and environmental impact. Here is what this adds up to.

x 250 units
  • 308kg
    of plastic collected from the ocean

About the impact

Our partner recovers plastic waste from the environment in the regions worst affected by pollution, funding ethical recovery before it reaches oceans, landfills or incinerators. This supports local waste workers with fair wages and safe conditions, while removing hard-to-recycle plastic and driving systemic change in how plastic is managed.
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