Product Description
Elevate your parenting game with our luxurious XXL travel diaper bag. Designed with discreet trolley sleeve and loops, it seamlessly transforms into a backpack or attaches to a suitcase for effortless outings with your little one. Choose from five different ways to carry, proving its versatility and sophistication. Intelligent design features are present in all SAOLAS diaper bags, but our signature bag stands out as the ultimate, fully-equipped travel companion for stylish parents on the move. Hand-crafted with expert craftsmanship, it caters to all your needs as a busy and fashionable parent.
+ Pouches + Pockets + Zipper Iconography
The SAOLAS features three detachable pouches for baby clothes, care items, and an insulated pouch for baby food. The beauty of these detachable pouches is the ease with which they can be snapped into place or removed to suit any occasion. Fixed interior diaper and baby wipes pockets give a quick visual reference on whether they need restocking. Two side pockets allow for easy access to baby and water bottles.
+ Luxe Changing Mat
All SAOLAS diaper bags come equipped with our signature luxe changing mats – crafted in eco-friendly Ariaprene® and sustainable, dense foam that comfortably cushions your baby.
As the very raison d’être of a changing mat is cleanliness, these materials allow for easy cleaning with a quick wipe.
The changing mat for THE SAOLAS diaper bag are available in two gorgeous pattern.
- A jungle pattern (in sweet pink or arctic ice) that shows the beautiful jungle of the anamites highlighting the endangers saolas mamalas and other animals. The look and find pattern is an homage of Wimmelbook author A. Mitgutsch.
- A very cheerful, modern and puristic pattern with toucans in sweet pink or turquoise green.
+ Extra Features
The SAOLAS provides a fixed zipper wallet compartment to ensure you will always know where your wallet is – no more rummaging around trying to find what you need. The same goes for a designated key ring, mobile pocket, pacifier loop, and stroller loops. A detachable 13” padded tablet sleeve is a handy bonus feature in The SAOLAS diaper bag – this showcases its versatility and adaptability, particularly as you and your baby transition through the different stages of parenthood.
+ Sustainability
Handcrafted by master artisans in Italy from bio-farmed, chrome-free leather, SAOLAS commitment to adhering to Biokreis guidelines ensures that cattle are humanely treated following ethical livestock welfare and living standards. SAOLAS leathers are tanned with natural vegetable dye instead of the common heavy metal-containing tanning and pesticide-preservatives. Our commitment provides you with allergy-free, eco and baby friendly leathers – redefining what it truly means to be “luxury leather.
+ The SAOLAS Touch
Elegant, gold plated external zippers and delicately embossed SAOLAS lettering showcase the beauty of SALAOS’ distinctive logo. Delicate yet durable gold color chain links elevate any occasion. The embossed logo on the bottom exterior of the bag is the quality assured seal of a handcrafted SAOLAS bag.
+ SPOTLIGHT: Saolas (THE SAOLAS)
The SAOLAS is named to highlight the Saolas of Vietnam and Laos. Nicknamed “the Asian Unicorn”, the Saola scientifically known as “Pseudoryx ngethinhensis” is one of the world’s rarest and most mysterious large animal species existing only in the Annamite mountains of Laos and Vietnam.
These graceful creatures resemble antelope but are in fact a cousin of cattle. As WWF describes it their discovery was the first of a large animal species in half a century and one of the most spectacular zoological discoveries of the twentieth century.
First discovered in Vietnam in 1992, saolas are thought to be numbered only in the hundreds and face extinction without immediate action due to loss of forests, native habitats, and the risks of trapping, snaring, and illegal hunting. Without collective action, these precious animals may disappear in our lifetimes.
To learn more please visit our sustainability page and our partners at Save the SAOLA Working Group at https://www.savethesaola.org and at https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/saola.
