Wholesale XXL travel bag "Sunlight"

XXL travel and beach bag "Sunlight" with shoulder strap Our XXL travel bag "Sunlight" combines generous storage space with practical features for travel, sports, or weekend trips. The bag is an XXL bag and has a capacity of approx. 70–80 liters, depending on how much you pack into it. The detachable shoulder strap allows for different carrying options – over the shoulder or comfortably crossbody. Additional zippered pockets inside and on the side ensure that important items like your phone, keys, or passport are stored safely and quickly at hand. Spacious, functional, and in the typical colorful KIKOONI design – the perfect bag for on the go. The best part: each of these bags is unique and is made with a lot of love in India. The workers print the pure cotton fabric by hand using wooden stamps or screen printing. The handmade XXL travel and beach bag "Sunlight" is thought through down to the smallest detail and stands out as feather-light from the mainstream. Fair, resource-saving and with creative spirit The outer material is made of pure cotton and the lining from matching soft cotton fabric. This makes the bag particularly flexible and light. A small production site in Jaipur, India produces the embroidered cotton bags under fair working conditions. The production avoids working with large machines, thereby saving large amounts of water and electricity. The resource-conserving process reflects the relaxed working atmosphere. We place great value on special unique pieces that are created with love and creative spirit and continue to be created – also through our and your support. Vegan bags No animal products are used in the manufacturing process and the cotton fabrics are hand-printed with a wooden stamp. Because the workers apply the Kantha embroidery with cotton threads using a sewing machine and the inner part is sewn in by sewing machine, a purely vegan product is created. Resource-conserving The production site thrives above all on the uniquely beautiful block print process, which has a tradition in Jaipur. The workers pru