BALLY
Black Leather Code Backpack
The Bally Code backpack is made of hammered leather with a small silver lettering logo on the front pocket. The main compartment has a double zip closure, and the interior is lined with three open pockets and one padded mesh zip pocket. It also features adjustable shoulder straps and metallic accessories in a palladium finish.
DEPARTMENT: Menswear
COLOR: Black
COMPOSITION:
MADE IN: China
H16.1" x L11.8" x W5.5"
VENDOR STYLE CODE: MAK02W VT606
John Julia redefines luxury shopping. Indulge in exceptional value with over 250 top brands in fashion, beauty, home decor, and lifestyle – all while making a positive impact on the planet.
As a B-Corp, we believe in the power of business for good. That's why for every purchase, we donate a tree to One Tree Planted, an environmental non-profit tree planting charity that plant trees in countries around the world.
USA: For orders under $100 USD, the shipping cost is $25 USD.
UK: For orders under £200.00 GBP, we currently don't ship orders under £200.00 GBP.
Canada: For orders under $100 CAD, the shipping cost is $25 CAD.
Australia: For orders under $300 AUD, the shipping cost is $40 AUD.
Singapore: For orders under $100 SGD, the shipping cost is $30.00 SGD.
Rest of the World: For orders under the equivalent of $100 USD, the shipping cost is $25 USD at checkout.
Duties and taxes are determined at checkout. Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery. Items must be in original condition.
At John Julia, we believe in making a positive impact on the environment with every purchase. As a Public Benefit Corporation (B-CORP), we are committed to incorporating our mission of aiding and safeguarding environmental restoration into our corporate framework.
Through our partnership with Green Spark, every order contributions support critical environmental projects:
UN Project 9933: Offset 10kg of CO2 through improved cook stoves in Malawi.
Plastic Bank: Rescue 10 plastic bottles by turning plastic pollution into empowering income.
EarthLungs Mangrove Restoration Project: Plant 1 tree to restore mangrove ecosystems in Kenya.