Men's Genuine Vintage Full Calf Leather Backpack PR-003 (14in Laptop)

Product Specifications

1. Brand: P&R
2. Look: Rugged
3. Material: Genuine Calf Leather 
4. Leather Type: Aniline Leather
5. Color: Dark Brown 
6. Light Brass Hardware and Zip
   
7. Two Back Adjustable Straps
8. Weight: 0.8kg 
9. Width: 27cm
10. Depth: 10cm Main Body
11. Depth: 13cm With Outer Pocket
12. Height: 37cm
13. Back Zippered Pocket
14. Front Zipper Pocket
15. Side Pockets on Both Sides
16. 3 Internal Open Pockets
17. Internal Laptop Pocket - Fits 14 inch Laptop
18. Internal Fabric: Polyester

About Aniline Leather

Aniline leather is a premium, high-quality leather that is dyed using soluble dyes, without any surface pigments or coatings. This process preserves the natural grain, texture, and imperfections of the hide, giving it a soft, luxurious feel. However, because it lacks a protective coating, aniline leather is more vulnerable to scuffs, stains, fading and wear over time. It's prized for its natural appearance, making it a popular choice for those who appreciate authenticity and a vintage look as the leather develops a patina with age.

• Aniline Leather: Best for those who prioritize natural aesthetics, softness, and the rich aging process but are willing to take on more maintenance. Aniline leather is generally more expensive than semi aniline ones.
• Fully Finished Semi-Aniline Leather: Ideal for those seeking a compromise between natural appearance and durability, offering easier maintenance with good protection from everyday wear and tear. (Low end to high brands)

History Of The Back Pack

The backpack, a fundamental accessory today, has evolved over centuries to meet the changing needs of society. From primitive sacks to modern designs with specialized features, the history of backpacks reflects human ingenuity and adaptability.

Early Origins

• Early backpacks were basic sacks made of animal hides (leather) or cloth, used by hunters and gatherers to carry food, tools, and other necessities.
• In ancient civilizations, similar bags were used by soldiers and travelers to transport essential supplies on long journeys.

Medieval Period

• During the medieval era, backpacks became popular among merchants, travelers, and soldiers who needed to carry heavy loads over long distances.
• These packs were usually crafted from leather or fabric and tied with cords or straps for easy carrying.

19th Century Innovations

• The concept of the modern backpack began taking shape with the introduction of framed backpacks in the 19th century, especially for military use.
• In 1882, the first known patent for a backpack with a wooden frame was filed by Norwegian inventor Ole Bergan, designed for hiking and trekking.

Evolution in the 20th Century

• In the 1930s, canvas backpacks with zippers were introduced, widely used by students and campers.
• After World War II, the backpack saw improvements with lightweight aluminum frames, nylon fabric, and better shoulder straps, making it more comfortable for outdoor enthusiasts.

The Modern Backpack

• The 1970s saw backpacks becoming mainstream, especially among students as a practical way to carry books.
• Over time, specialized backpacks emerged for activities like hiking, cycling, and travel, featuring compartments, hydration systems, and ergonomic designs.

Backpack Technology Today

• Modern backpacks incorporate cutting-edge materials like waterproof fabrics and memory foam straps.
• Innovations such as USB charging ports, anti-theft designs, and solar panels cater to the needs of today’s tech-savvy users.
• Our backpacks are a throwback to the rugged good old days.

Conclusion

The backpack has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a basic sack. It has evolved into a multifunctional accessory that serves everyone, from students to adventurers. Whether for travel, work, or leisure, the backpack remains an indispensable part of everyday life, continually adapting to the changing demands of modern society.

Care Instructions

To care for aniline leather bags, follow these key steps:

1. Avoid direct sunlight: Aniline leather is prone to fading, so keep it out of prolonged exposure to sunlight.
2. Moisturize regularly: Use a leather conditioner specifically designed for aniline leather to maintain softness and prevent drying.
3. Protect from moisture: As it’s highly absorbent, prevent water stains by using a protective leather spray.
4. Clean gently: Wipe with a dry, soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals or water.

With proper care, your aniline leather bag will develop a beautiful patina over time.

P&R: A Lifestyle Extension of Picket&Rail

The P&R brand serves as the lifestyle extension of the renowned Picket&Rail, known for its expertise in leather and wood custom sofas and furniture. Leveraging their deep knowledge of leather craftsmanship, P&R has successfully expanded into producing premium-quality bags for men, offering the same exceptional standard their furniture is known for.

Key Highlights:

• Legacy of Quality: Rooted in Picket&Rail’s mastery of leather and wood furniture.
• Lifestyle Expansion: Specializes in men’s bags with a focus on durability and luxury.
• Custom Craftsmanship: Upholds the same high standards as their custom sofas and furniture collections.
• Premium Materials: Expertise in leather ensures superior quality across all products.

Delivery:

Delivered by Picket&Rail