ORI London Canfield B large roll-top backpack in black recycled nylon with side pockets
Black large roll-top travel backpack with wide-mouth opening and chunky zipper
Back view of black ORI London Canfield B showing adjustable cotton straps and loop handle
Close-up of weatherproof black roll-top backpack with triple-coated canvas base
Interior view of Canfield B large backpack with tech pockets and organized layout
ORI London Canfield B large roll-top backpack in black recycled nylon with side pockets
Black large roll-top travel backpack with wide-mouth opening and chunky zipper
Back view of black ORI London Canfield B showing adjustable cotton straps and loop handle
Close-up of weatherproof black roll-top backpack with triple-coated canvas base
Interior view of Canfield B large backpack with tech pockets and organized layout

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ORI LONDON Canfield B Large Roll-Top Backpack | Black

$112.95
$112.95
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ORI London Canfield B Large Roll-Top Backpack – Black

Roll up in style with the Canfield B – a sleek, practical roll-top backpack designed for travel, commuting, school, and everyday use. The weather-resistant recycled nylon and triple-coated canvas base offer durability and a polished finish, while the roll-top closure provides extra protection and flexible storage.

Features:

  • Large Size: 18.1" x 15" x 5.9" – 20L capacity
  • Roll-Top Opening: Wide-mouth zipper with magnetic roll-over flap for added protection
  • Smart Storage: Outside secret pocket + interior pockets for organization + two side bottle pockets
  • Weather-Resistant: Recycled nylon outer and triple-coated canvas base
  • Comfortable Carry: Cotton webbing adjustable straps and wide loop handles
  • Durable Hardware: Galvanized, smoked, branded metal details
  • Vegan-Friendly: Made without animal products

Materials:

  • Outer: Weather-resistant recycled nylon
  • Base: Triple-coated canvas
  • Lining: Recycled nylon
  • Zippers: Chunky, sturdy, easy-glide design

The Canfield B is named after a street where ORI London’s founders first lived together in North London—designed for explorers, commuters, and everyday adventurers.