”I had been scrambling for a backpack in the last few weeks before school starts like I do every year, but my last minute luck ran out the other day. I couldn’t find a suitable backpack. All of the bags in the store were either too flimsy or too expensive. I found your bags online, and not only were they reasonably priced and well built, I could personalize it with my daughter’s name on the bag as well to help her distinguish her stuff from the other kids at school.”

With all of the back to school supplies kids need each year, it’s no wonder why parents worry. The personalized backpacks offered at Posy Lane not only offer a solution to the pocket problem by offering a multitude of different pockets for everything a child would need, they’re also built well to ensure that any incidents they run into can be handled and dealt with so the bag can live a few years before having to be retired. In addition to front and side pockets to hold pencils and supplies, our backpacks also have a zippered cell phone holder to protect your little one’s cell phone or your own if you decide to take the backpack hiking or into rough terrain.

Finally, we’d like to note that all of our backpacks come with added back support so that no matter the load you’re carrying, your back isn’t sore when you get there. Carrying a heavy backpack isn’t good for children’s backs and it definitely isn’t good for older folks who want to carry a large load to and from work each day. The added back support in all of our backpacks help reduce the strain on your back by adding a comfortable padding to the back of each bag as well as taking the strain and putting more of it on the shoulders as opposed to letting it sit on the back. Each backpack measures 12.5” by 18,” plenty big enough for books or whatever you’d like to carry for the afternoon.

We hear horror stories from friends and clients on a regular basis about how they make their way through stores like Walmart and Target at back to school times only to see other moms in the same boat as them, scrambling for last minute supplies and for the remaining overpriced nylon backpacks that are sure to rip within a few weeks after school starts. Although it’s possible to explain to a child that they need to take care of their backpack, the inevitable always happens and an accidental spill or backpack drop ruins the bag for the rest of the year. We recommend taking our customer Maria’s advice by getting a backpack that not only lasts for kids; it also acts as a functional adult backpack as well.