YESLAU Body Bag, Shoulder Bag, Large Capacity, Waterproof, Crossbody Bag, One Shoulder Bag, Crossbody Bag, Men’s, Crossbody Bag, Popular, Holds iPads, Commutes, Traveling

Material: Synthetic leather
Body Bag Specifications: Size (H x W x D): 14.2 x 8.3 x 3.9 inches (36 x 21 x 1Weight: about 0.59kg Number of Pockets: 10 Large capacity body bag with excellent storage capacity and functionality. It can easily store items like a folding umbrella, a 16.9 fl oz (500 ml) plastic bottle, a book or a wallet, etc. With its stylish design, it is suitable for both high school and adults, both men and women. It is lightweight, durable, and can be used for commuting to work or school, as well as as as a second-shoulder bag for your destination. This can be a will have to-have item when you go out
Ergonomic Crossbody Bag: There are 3 ways to hang it on the front, on the back or across the body. Can be switched between shoulders. Ergonomically designed to fit your body. Despite the fact that you carry it for a very long time, you won’t feel tired and can also be used for active outings
Excellent waterproofing: The surface of the shoulder bag is made of durable PVC and high density oxford. It also has a waterproof coating to prevent water from entering the interior, protecting your important documents and iPad from sudden rain. It is also resistant to wear and durable. You’ll use it for a very long time with peace
Breathable Material: The parts that touch the skin are made with moisture wicking and breathable mesh material for a great fit and breathability, so it may be used all seasons from hot to cold seasons. Even with one shoulder type, the extra thick padding reduces the burden on your back, and prevents fatigue even when worn on your shoulder for a very long time
Quality assurance: This body bag is not only functional and design, but also top quality. This product is 90 days from the date of purchase, if there is an initial defective or faulty that occurs throughout normal use, please rest assured that we can deal with refunds and other issues