- Fits laptops up to 13'' or 15"
- Soft lining inside for perfect protection
- Lightweight
- Recycled plastic bottles zip
- Recycled felt lining
- Recycled leather body
A sleek unisex leather laptop case perfect for when you are on-the-go. Slim design makes it easy to slide into your bag.
Features include:
The case is designed to perfectly fit a MacBook Air. Handmade in BEEN studio in London.
Product dimensions: H 35 CM X W 25.5 CM X D 1 CM
5 Uses
£19.00
10 Uses
£9.50
25 Uses
£3.80
50 Uses
£1.90
A sleek unisex leather laptop case perfect for when you are on-the-go. Slim design makes it easy to slide into your bag.
Features include:
- Fits laptops up to 13'' or 15"
- Soft lining inside for perfect protection
- Lightweight
- Recycled plastic bottles zip
- Recycled felt lining
- Recycled leather body
The case is designed to perfectly fit a MacBook Air. Handmade in BEEN studio in London.
Product dimensions: H 35 CM X W 25.5 CM X D 1 CM
5 Uses
£19.00
10 Uses
£9.50
25 Uses
£3.80
50 Uses
£1.90
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Modern Slavery Prevention
Auditing
Certifications
Supply Chain Development
Living Wage Employer
Eco-Friendly Materials
Vegan
Chemical Management
Recycle
Reduce Waste
Repair & Aftercare
Reduce Emissions
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Cause Driven
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BEEN
As a former journalist, Genia wanted to better understand why such enormous amounts of valuable materials do not get recycled. Every time she heard the same thing: the recycling industry needs someone to buy processed materials off of them. So, Genia decided to do just that. BEEN London was founded as a way of diverting waste from landfill, but also to help people start conversations about waste, recycling and circular design. Their designs are made from sustainable recycled textiles - from the zips to the linings and everything in-between. All of their accessories are made locally in London, and packaged by the Camden society, a social enterprise that trains and employs Londoners with learning disabilities.
