🎒 Authentic Lungta Recycled Jute Backpack Nepal - Sustainable Style for Explorers Review

I told my daughter that it would be impractical for school due to the weight of her books, Chromebook etc and I was right. The straps dig into her shoulders and I don't think it will last all year. As a backpack for carrying light objects, it will certainly do. The bag is beautiful, good quality.

I love this bag! Very cute, roomy and seems durable. like the color I received *updated rating. It didn't fit everything I needed to carry to school and the straps broke. I sewed them together and everything was fine, but over time the sides started tearing which couldn't be repaired. This bag is only good for aesthetics and doesn't hold much weight for long

Yes it was more than I expected, it wasn't the backpack my girlfriend wanted but it wasn't her fault it was my fault but what we got I think cool really cool will buy one for my daughter it got here quick before it was supposed to be cheap and no complaints here. I would recommend him and I have no reason to.

Don't get me wrong, I love it and use it all the time BUT it's not as durable as a regular backpack capable of carrying heavy items. I use it as a purse and store purse, keys, other things. lighter items. I put a water bottle in it but I don't think it's really made for heavy objects. The tailoring is good and the product is well made, it all depends on what you want to put in it.

This is an absolutely beautiful backpack. However, it's a little scratchy when wearing a tank top. Also feels hot. I leave it for fall and winter. I'm sure I'll love it :-)! If it had a closed inner pocket to put your wallet in I would give it five stars. I understand that you can't do anything with the feeling because it's made of rice sacks :-).

This bag is absolutely BEAUTIFUL. The pictures make it look great but don't do it justice. I love that it's made from recycled rice sacks - it's very unique and unlike any other bag I've seen. I'm constantly on the lookout for the perfect nurse's bag to hold my medical supplies for work - just the right size, with enough outside pockets and strong enough to hold all my shit PLUS pretty - I've finally found it!

I bought this for my son after he mentioned he was craving the Nepali guy he saw somewhere. Just based on so much information (his description was terrible - he's thirteen) I secretly bought this and crossed my fingers that it would be a hit for one of his birthday presents. He loves to. Loves the bright colors, the fact that it's made from recycled materials - a patchwork quilt made from rice sacks that have been fused together in such a creative way. It's really pretty and looks a bit…