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- 21 years in business & 4.9 star rated.
- We're the official Australian stockist of the brand, no grey market or clearance product.
- Live chat 9am to midnight M-F. 2pm to 10pm weekends.
- Full warranties & warranty support.
- 100 day free returns on most items.
- We hold the product in stock in our Australian warehouses - no drop shipping from questionable sources.
| Brand & Product | Urth Naos Laptop Sleeve 14" |
| SKU | USLTP13A-BGE |
| Barcode | 9354842010927 |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| Dimensions | 34 x 25 x 2cm ( 13.39"x 9.84"x 0.79" ) |
| Weight | 185g (0.41lbs) |
| Material | Weatherproof 600D recycled nylon |
| Made In | Vietnam |
| Returns | 100 day free returns |
| Shipping | Free shipping, orders over $99 |
About Urth
Deeper connection. Greater impact. Urth (formerly Gobe) was born in 2014 on a two-year road trip from California to Patagonia. They realised business was the most impactful way to create lasting change. And so every time you support Urth, you are funding communities to plant 5 trees, offsetting your impact, and rejuvenating ecosystems.
Eco-friendly protection for 14" laptop
The Urth Naos Laptop Sleeve 14" gives you peace of mind and your laptop precious protection for when you’re on the go. The design keeps it light while still providing solid protection.
The short-side top zip maximizes edge protection and offers easy access. The plush lining helps protect your laptop against dust and scratches. This Urth Naos Laptop Sleeve 14" is made from 70% recycled materials and is guaranteed for life – diverting resources from landfills without sacrificing quality.
About Urth
Deeper connection. Greater impact. Urth (formerly Gobe) was born in 2014 on a two-year road trip from California to Patagonia. They realised business was the most impactful way to create lasting change. And so every time you support Urth, you are funding communities to plant 5 trees, offsetting your impact, and rejuvenating ecosystems.
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