SORREL dawn

• High-quality manufactured purse
• 2 banknote compartments (canvas as inner lining, leather divider)
• 6 card slots (enough space for two cards in each slot)
• Ultra-flat, since this purse forgoes a coin pocket – no more bulged trouser pockets
• Two further compartments left and right under the card slots
• Empty weight approx. 65g

Safety and usage instructions in accordance with General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)

• Not suitable for children under 3 years.
• Not machine washable.
• Product meets the requirements of the REACH regulation (metal parts may contain nickel - can trigger allergic reactions.)
• Product made in India.
• Do not use near open flames.
• If you have any questions about product safety, write to us at service@fitzandhuxley.com

Fitz & Huxley is an alternative to ever faster product life cycles and disposable fashion or “fast fashion”. For us, sustainability is not a marketing buzzword, but a self-evident secondary condition of all our actions. Learn more here.

We ship plastic-free and our shipping boxes grow on the meadow. You read that right! We ship our products plastic-free in a box made from 40% regional grass and 60% recycled paper - this is currently the most sustainable packaging. Find out more here.

Most of our models come in several sizes, so you can choose the perfect size for you and your use case. Are you still not sure which size to choose? Then click here for our size guide.

Why aren't the Fitz & Huxley shoulder straps padded? Don't they cut in?

We combine design and everyday functionality with our backpacks. We designed the shoulder straps so that they are as inconspicuous as possible and fit so well into your outfit. At the same time, the woven material is soft and thick so that the shoulder straps do not cut in even when the backpack is fully loaded. Thousands of satisfied Fitz & Huxley rucksack fans have tested this.

Why do you produce in India and not in Germany? Aren't workers exploited there?

It is true that poor working conditions, exploitation and child labor still exist in poor India. But the prejudice does not adequately describe reality. India is in a process of change, of which we and our production partners understand each other. In order to ensure our high requirements, our production is certified with the renowned SEDEX and SA8000 standards. These ensure, among other things, fair wages and the possibility of unionization as well as good occupational health and safety measures. About 140 people and their families can make a good living from the production for Fitz & Huxley and we can offer our customers very high quality products at an affordable price, unlike if we were producing in Germany. And: For us, an Indian family that makes a living from backpack production is just as important as a German one. You can find more FAQ here.

To ensure that you and your Fitz & Huxley experience as many adventures as possible together, you can increase the longevity even further with a little care. You can find all the tips here.