B Pack Jr Kids' Backpack in Lavender
Considered bags from independent brands. Made for family life.
by Fluf
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UNITED KINGDOM
Standard Delivery – £3.95
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EUROPEAN UNION
Standard EU Shipping – €9.95
Delivered within 5–8 business days
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Express EU Shipping – €19.95
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Free EU shipping on orders over €65.
45 days to change your mind.
Return anything unworn and unwashed, in its original packaging, within 45 days of it arriving.
Your first 14 days are covered by consumer law and come with a bit more back, including standard delivery. Full details on our Returns page.
Anything faulty, damaged, or not what you ordered is always returnable, whatever state it's in. That's your legal right and we're not going to be difficult about it.
Little shoulders, real backpack. Lavender, because beige is for grown-ups.
The little one's first real backpack. Not a novelty, a proper one.
The B Pack Jr is Fluf's classic backpack, shrunk to fit smaller shoulders and smaller daily hauls. Sized for children roughly 3 to 8, with a 14-litre main compartment, an interior sleeve, a flat front pocket, and an exterior pocket for a water bottle. Two short canvas top handles for grab-and-go, plus adjustable shoulder straps that move with them.
It is made from the same 14 oz GOTS-certified organic cotton canvas as the grown-up version. Structured, hard-wearing, and tested to the highest EU standards, free from PVC, BPA, phthalates, heavy metals and PFAS. When it comes home covered in whatever the day involved, the whole thing goes in the machine.
Lavender with contrast handles and cream zips. Soft, a little bit retro, and a world away from the primary-brights on every other school peg.
Dylan-tested. He is seven and hard on a backpack. This one kept up.
Why we stocked Fluf. Fluf weave, print and dye their own fabrics, then turn them into simple, useful bags built to last. Every bag is independently tested to be healthy and safe, and made in a facility in India certified to both the OCS and GOTS organic standards. Organic where it counts, and designed to be washed and re-used for years rather than replaced every September.
Features
- Sized for kids roughly 3 to 8, or smaller daily loads
- 14-litre main compartment
- Interior sleeve and a flat front pocket
- Exterior water bottle pocket
- Two short canvas top carry handles and adjustable shoulder straps
- YKK zip closures throughout
- Machine washable
Dimensions 10 × 14 × 5" (25 × 36 × 13 cm)
Capacity 14 litres
Weight 0.64 kg
Fabric 14 oz GOTS-certified organic cotton canvas
Made in India
Care
Machine wash warm on a delicate cycle. Air dry or tumble dry low.
OUR STORY
Considered kidswear from independent
brands. Sized 2 to 8.
All Things Dylan started as a hunt.
Pamela, first-time mum at 49, looking for kids’ clothes that didn’t make her son look like every other kid in the playground. What she found was either fast fashion in tiny sizes or heritage labels at heritage prices. Almost nothing in between.
So we built it. A tightly edited platform of independent brands that lead with style, craft, and quality. Some lead with sustainability. Some are mum-founded. All of them are picked by us. Tested by Dylan and a panel of equally opinionated small people.
The name’s not an accident. Dylan, after
Bob. The aesthetic carries the same lineage: 70s to 90s American music culture, retro stripes, worn-in tees, the kind of soulful cool that doesn’t shout.
We give back where it tracks. ATD sponsors a child’s music education through the London Music Fund. If music shaped this brand, it should be there for the next kid too.
We don’t dress kids to fit in. We dress
them to be exactly who they are.
Because fitting in was never the goal.