Large Satchel Grrr Blue

Large 41cm school satchel, double compartment school satchel, the best choice for a child from 8 to 11 years old or 1.28 to 1.60m tall. This super-cool school bag is sturdy and light for intensive use throughout the school year.

A school satchel with a unique design: the famous roaring tiger, this year displayed on a chic blue denim background.

Lightweight and sturdy
Made from high-quality, water-repellent materials and designed for intensive use, the Caramel & Cie school bag is designed to be as light as possible. The seams are reinforced at the points of wear, the back and sides made to protect the contents of the bag throughout a day at school.

Ergonomic
For your child's comfort, our adjustable shoulder straps adopt an ergonomic S-shape, inspired by hiking bags, but much more glamorous! Likewise, the anatomical design of the back is reinforced with a thick foam layer for comfort, and honeycomb mesh to wick away moisture in winter and summer.

Responsible schoolbag
Designed in France and then produced in our factory dedicated to eco-responsible products, the Grrr blue large satchel is fully made with recycled polyester, to fight waste with style. Its metal clasps are replaceable to increase its lifespan. All materials are washable with soap and water.

Practical satchel
Equipped with two spacious interior compartments this school satchel can contain two binders, several notebooks or 24x32cm files and two pencil cases. Its large exterior pocket closes with Velcro and is large enough for your child to carry their snack and all their little treasures.
Original and designed to last, this fabulous satchel will accompany your children in all their adventures.

To ensure children's security, all our schoolbags are equipped with reflective tape on shoulder straps and front. 

Which satchel to choose? The choice of a satchel depends on the load to be carried and on the stature of your child. The large satchel has been designed for kids from 7 to 11 years old, of from 1.28m to 1.60m tall, befitting the supplies load needed in the last years of primary school.