Jon Hart
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Orders of available stock are shipped within 3 business days of placement. We will issue you a tracking number once we have sent out your package. While you will receive the tracking number immediately, you must wait until your package is scanned in by the carrier to begin tracking your package. You have the option to select between USPS or UPS shipping and the desired service level at checkout. Orders $150 and over automatically qualify for free USPS Priority Mail shipping.
Start them young with a Jon Hart mini backpack. Perfect for the little that wants to be a big kid and still travels light. With just enough room for the essentials this bag will stay light so that you don't end up carrying it for them. Coated canvas with natural leather trim.
Coated canvas with Natural Leather trim
Zippered closure with silver hardware
Zippered pocket on the outside front
Adjustable webbing straps and a handy webbing loop for hanging
Reinforced Natural Leather corners
Bag Dimensions (inches): 11.5h x 9w x 3.75d
PLEASE NOTE: This backpack will NOT fit an adult. The straps are specifically designed for small children.
Coated canvas is a durable material made to withstand the elements. As a result, you are likely to keep it for a very long time and it may become dirty or absorb dyes from clothing. Cleaning coated canvas is simple and easy to do. Options include, Microfiber cloth, Warm soap and water, Hand sanitizer (no more than 70% alcohol) or Convertible car top cleaner.
The natural leather trim on your item can withstand almost any adventure. Due to its high quality, you shouldn't need to treat or condition it with normal use. Unwanted stains or marks can often be treated with a leather cleaner designed for vegetable-tanned leather.
Initials, name, monogram or text can be debossed on our leather with a classic hot stamp or fun foil.
