Kipling Dannie Backpack vs Tommy Hilfiger Millie II Medium Dome Backpack
The main difference between the Kipling Dannie Backpack and the Tommy Hilfiger Millie II Medium Dome Backpack is that the Dannie Backpack has Other Features (Monkey keychain) while the Millie II Medium Dome Backpack does not.
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| Specs | Brand | Kipling | Tommy Hilfiger |
| Name | Dannie Backpack | Millie II Medium Dome Backpack | |
| Category | Mini | Everyday | |
| Sub Category | Womens | Womens | |
| Capacity (L) | 1.5L | ||
| Dimensions (in) | 9.5 x 9.5 x 1.5 | 1.1 | |
| Weight (lb) | 0.81 | ||
| Fabric | Nylon | Pebble PVC construction | |
| Color | Ocean Teal | Chestnut | |
| Price | Under $100 | Under $50 | |
| General Features | Shoulder Straps | Adjustable shoulder straps | Adjustable shoulder straps. |
| Zippers | Metal zipper | Nylon zipper with leather pulls | |
| Main Compartment Access | Flap and zipper access | Normal top zip access | |
| External Pockets | Front slip pocket | Brand detailing on the front, 1 slip pocket | |
| Internal Compartments | Internal zip pocket, slip pocket | Zippered interior pocket | |
| Handles | Top carry handle | Top grab handle | |
| Other Features | Other Features | Monkey keychain | |
You're currently comparing the Dannie Backpack by Kipling against the Millie II Medium Dome Backpack by Tommy Hilfiger.
Kipling's Dannie Backpack is a Mini backpack with Womens features while Tommy Hilfiger's Millie II Medium Dome Backpack is a Everyday backpack with Womens features.
The Kipling Dannie Backpack has a capacity of 1.5L (liters), weighs 0.81 pounds and it's dimensions in inches are 9.5 x 9.5 x 1.5. It's made of Nylon and is available in Ocean Teal in comparison the Tommy Hilfiger Millie II Medium Dome Backpack's capacity is with a size of 1.1 inches. Constructed from Pebble PVC construction it weighs pounds and is available in Chestnut.
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