Backpack
Some people get up early to walk slowly and look closely. This hare backpack is for those people. It carries Olwen, a hare in a mustard sweater, in a print that covers the whole surface.
Withdrawal & returns You have 14 calendar days to withdraw, with no need to give a reason (TRLGDCU arts. 102-108). Return it unused and in its original condition; you are liable for any loss of value from handling beyond inspection (art. 108.2) and return shipping is at your expense. Your statutory guarantee of conformity remains fully in force.
Lepus europaeus
A well-laid hedge holds for thirty winters. Hurry doesn't hold for one.
Open fields, grasslands and farmland of continental Europe and Great Britain, almost always bordered by hedges, field boundaries and small copses it uses as daytime cover. It also adapts to moorland, salt marshes, airfields and mountain areas up to 2,800 meters in altitude.
The print is all-over: Olwen's portrait and its soft gray-green background cover the whole surface, top to bottom, with no cuts breaking the design. The zippers and straps come in white. It contrasts clean against the green.
Olwen packs light when she goes walking: a notebook held shut with a rubber band, and nothing else. No phone, no map. This backpack is for that kind of outing, the kind that doesn't need much, just leaving on time.
There's something in Olwen's face that fits walking in silence: she looks straight ahead, unhurried, like someone already where she wanted to be. A hare's eyes, set so high and so far to the sides, sweep almost the whole horizon without the neck turning. You see the entire field at once. That settles you.
If you like how her portrait works for carrying things, the same idea exists in the tote bag; and what doesn't fit here, her biography tells.
