This streamlined, curve-top backpack exudes sophisticated, professional style.

The Mae vegan medical bag offers a stylish way to carry medical equipment and personal belongings.

Lightly padded, adjustable straps ensure comfort and ergonomic distribution of weight when walking or cycling to visits.

Additionally, a handle on top of the bag allows it to be picked up quickly and carried in hand.

The quilted back of the Mae vegan medical bag is exquisitely stitched with Iyasu’s emblem of the Iris flower which symbolises faith, hope and wisdom.

Beautifully crafted metal hardware details complete this aspirational piece.

DIMENSIONS
H 43cm, W 32.5cm, D 17cm

FEATURES

• Outer: Smooth, woven rPET (recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate) with luxury vegan PU (Polyurethane) leather trim
• Lining: rPET
• Zip closure to large main compartment
• Main compartment comprising quilted laptop pocket. A4 document pocket, elasticated slip pockets suitable for carrying thermometer, pulse oximeter, sample bottles, blood tubes, medication, stethoscope. 2 large pockets for sphygmomanometer, diagnostic kit and stethoscope.
• Deep zipped pocket at front of the bag for phone or notepad
• Lightly padded, adjustable backpack straps
• Grab handle
• Lockable zip heads
• IYASU padlock & key
• IYASU bag tag and chain
• Branded feet x 4
• Dust bag included

FABRICS

• Main exterior woven fabric: 100% RPET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate)
• Exterior vegan leather trim: 40% recycled post-consumer polyester + 37% polyurethane + 18% recycled pre-consumer polyurethane + 5% other (Calcium Carbonate)
• Lining: 100% RPET (recycled polyethylene terephthalate)
• Metal hardware: Zinc alloy
• Metal zips: Zinc alloy
• Internal zips: 100% polyester

WEIGHT
1.7kg

About IYASU

IYASU (pronounced I-ya-soo) is a luxury brand of medical bags, with sustainable, ethical fashion at the heart of its philosophy.

The brand was created by Dr Catherine Fernando, a Scottish GP. She envisioned a collection where beauty and functionality played vital parts. She also wanted that the bags reflect the needs and desires of the increasing numbers of female healthcare professionals.

It was important to her that the bags were made of the most eco-friendly and cruelty-free materials possible. And that they were produced without harm to the world, people or animals.