Q: What is the LaBante Everest Camera Bag?
A: The Everest is a compact, camera-style crossbody bag for women from LaBante London, a British brand founded in 2011. It's made from cruelty-free plant-based materials, with no PVC and no animal hide. The lining is made from 9 recycled plastic bottles. It's PETA-Certified.
Q: Is the Everest good for everyday use?
A: Yes. It's small, easy to wear, and made for busy days. Wear it on your commute, at school, or while traveling.
Q: How long will the Everest last?
A: With normal use, the Everest lasts for years. It's backed by a 1-year LaBante warranty.
Q: Will the Everest peel, crack, or smell like plastic?
A: No. It's made to avoid the smell and cracking common in cheap vegan bags. Keep it out of direct heat and sun.
Q: Is the Everest water-resistant?
A: It handles light rain and small splashes fine. If it gets wet, wipe it dry and let it air dry.
Q: How do I clean and store the Everest?
A: Wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. Keep the strap coiled inside when you store it. For tough marks use a leather wipe.
Q: What makes the Everest different?
A: Its camera-bag shape and wide strap. It's sporty but still looks put-together.
Q: Is the Everest an eco-friendly bag?
A: Yes. It's made without animal parts, and the lining reuses 9 old plastic bottles.
Q: What is LaBante's returns and warranty policy?
A: 60-day returns from the date you buy it, and a 1-year warranty on every product. Returns are free in the US and UK.
Q: Is the Everest a good gift for someone who isn't vegan?
A: Yes. Most people can't tell it apart from real leather. It's stocked at Nordstrom.com, or buy it at labante.com, with free US shipping on orders over $150.
