Backpacks & bookbags

Amylove clear backpacks

Clear PVC packs in the sizes gates accept: stadium-cut at 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and 17-inch school packs for a full binder.

15 packs6–102 pieces$11.29–$225.9517 colours

Two shapes live on this page and they solve different problems. The stadium pack is cut to the published gate limit and holds a phone, a wallet, a folded rain jacket and a bottle, which is most of what a person carries to a game. The 17-inch school pack is taller than a gate allows and is bought for a different reason: a district that wants to see what is in the bag on the way through a door.

Counts here run 6–102 to a box, and the price runs $11.29 to $225.95. The heavy-duty versions use a thicker PVC panel and a reinforced base seam, because the failure on a cheap clear pack is never the plastic. It is the stitch where the strap meets the bottom corner, loaded with a laptop.

15 packs stand on this page, from 6 pieces to 102 pieces, with the per-piece figure under every price as across the Amylove catalogue.

Questions about Amylove clear backpacks

Will your Amylove pack pass a stadium gate?

The stadium-cut packs match the 12 by 6 by 12 inch limit the leagues publish. Check your venue page before the day: a handful of arenas run tighter rules, and school gates often have their own.

How many clear packs do you need for a school handout?

Count the register and add the ones that go missing in week one. Boxes here run 6–102, so a form of twenty-four is usually one case rather than two.

Are the Amylove clear packs strong enough for your laptop?

The heavy-duty versions are, and they say so on the card. Look for the reinforced base seam. A thin panel will carry books but the corner stitch is what fails first.

Every count we pack, on one shelf

Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.

Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.