Backpacks + satchels

Filters

152 Products
Sort by:

152 products

Backpack Fabelab Cottage Blue Checks small
Backpack Fabelab horse small
Backpack Fabelab Planetary small
NEW
Backpack Johnny Berry Pale Tuscany
NEW
Backpack Johnny Universe Classic Navy
Juno Laurel Oak backpack
Juno Quilted Laurel Oak backpack
Rainy Kids Midi Sweet And Sour backpack
NEW
Backpack 14L Eon Upcycled Sunflower Yellow Bluebalu
NEW
Backpack Affenzahn Affe 8lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Bobo Bear 4lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Daydreamer Frog 12lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Daydreamer Krabbe 12lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Daydreamer Octopus 12lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Dinosaur 4lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Unicorn 4lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Elephant 8lt.
Sold out
Backpack Affenzahn Emil Elefant 4lt.
NEW
Backpack Affenzahn Owl 4lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Fabian Frog 8lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Finn Frog 4lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Fuchs 4lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Bunny 4lt.
Backpack Affenzahn Bunny 8lt

Ergonomic carrying system

A good children’s backpack should fit like a glove. The back panel needs to be ergonomically shaped, sit close to the back and distribute weight evenly. Padded, continuously adjustable shoulder straps can be adapted to a child’s height and a chest strap keeps them in place. On longer walks a hip belt relieves the shoulders and transfers weight to the hips. This makes the journey to school comfortable and protects the back.

Durable & sustainable materials

Kids’ backpacks have to take a lot of wear. Water‑repellent fabrics protect against rain, while robust seams and a reinforced base prevent tipping. Many manufacturers use recycled polyester fibres or recycled PET bottles and produce their backpacks in BSCI or Sedex certified factories. This reduces waste and increases the life of the products. Make sure the material is light, as every extra gram burdens small shoulders.

Safety & visibility

Reflectors are essential so that children are visible in traffic. Some models have integrated LED lights or fluorescent details. A stable base is also important: it keeps the bag upright and books and Müetzli dry. Some backpacks have rain covers stowed in the bottom compartment. Extras like these ensure children are well equipped even in bad weather.

Packing & combining correctly

The best ergonomics are of little use if the backpack is packed incorrectly. Heavy items like books should be placed as close to the back as possible, lighter items toward the front. Practice packing properly with your child and regularly remove items that aren’t needed. A weekender is suitable for outings, while sneakers and socks make the journey to school comfortable. Small compartments hold a Nuggi or a snack, and soft Finkli keep little feet warm on the way. On cold days a hat completes the outfit.

Designs for every taste

From minimalist backpacks in muted colours to colourful motifs with animals, superheroes or flowers – the choice is huge. Many manufacturers offer interchangeable patches or charms so that children can personalise their companion. It’s not just looks that count: pay attention to child‑friendly closures that small hands can operate and make sure there are no sharp edges. When children like their backpack they enjoy carrying it – and you can appreciate a stylish, functional companion.