Jane Austen was born in Hampshire in 1775 and spent much of her life in the historic and beautiful county. Austen mingled with local society and enjoyed dances and visits in great houses throughout Hampshire which provided the inspiration for many of her novels. The last eight years of Jane's life were spent in a modest house in Chawton where she wrote her major works: Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Emma, Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. In May 1817 Jane became ill and moved to Winchester to seek medical treatment but died there on 18th July. She is buried in Winchester Cathedral.
With an open top pocket, the boutique rucksack is a trendy way of travelling to school or work and carrying your essentials in style.
Zip and sleeve pockets contained on the inside for storage.
Fitted with 2 sturdy faux leather grab handles.
Top pocket is fastened with a pull string closure system.
Can also be used as a front face tammy bag.
Lined with a patterned nylon.
Sturdy base for extra support.
Size: W 31cm x H 35cm x D 12cm
Packaging Size: W 37cm x H 42cm x D 4cm
Weight: 0.65kg
