Herschel Mid Volume City Backpack vs Kipling Women's Delia Compact Convertible Backpack
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| Specs | Brand | Herschel | Kipling |
| Name | Mid Volume City Backpack | Women's Delia Compact Convertible Backpack | |
| Category | Womens | Womens | |
| Sub Category | Everyday | Everyday | |
| Capacity (L) | 14L | ||
| Dimensions (in) | 14 x 12.75 x 5 | 7 x 5 x 9.25 | |
| Weight (lb) | 1.0 | ||
| Fabric | 100% Recycled Fabric | Nylon | |
| Color | 10+ colors and patterns | 6 Colors and patterns | |
| Warranty | Herschel Limited Lifetime Warranty | Kipling Limited Warranty | |
| Rating | 4.6 | 4.5 | |
| Price | Under $75 | Under $100 | |
| General Features | Shoulder Straps | Adjustable slim shoulder straps | Adjustable shoulder straps |
| Main Compartment Access | Top loading access | Normal zipped access | |
| External Pockets | 1 zipped front pocket | 1 zipped front pocket | |
| Internal Compartments | 1 zipped interior pocket | ||
| Water Bottle | No | No | |
| Handles | Top grab handle | Top grab handle | |
| Convertible | Crossbody | ||
| Lightweight | Yes | ||
You're currently comparing the Mid Volume City Backpack by Herschel against the Women's Delia Compact Convertible Backpack by Kipling.
Herschel 's Mid Volume City Backpack is a Womens backpack with Everyday features while Kipling's Women's Delia Compact Convertible Backpack is a Womens backpack with Everyday features.
The Herschel Mid Volume City Backpack has a capacity of 14L (liters), weighs 1.0 pounds and it's dimensions in inches are 14 x 12.75 x 5. It's made of 100% Recycled Fabric and is available in 10+ colors and patterns in comparison the Kipling Women's Delia Compact Convertible Backpack's capacity is with a size of 7 x 5 x 9.25 inches. Constructed from Nylon it weighs pounds and is available in 6 Colors and patterns.
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