School of Satchel
The School of Satchel Launches New Styles This Season
The School of Satchel (SOS) launches two striking styles this season: The Sam All-Leather
Backpack and a reissue of the bestselling Pablo Messenger bag in two new colors.
The Sam All-Leather Backpack is unisex and measures 18 in x 10.5in x 3in. It is ideal for
students and professionals who want to upgrade their casual wardrobe with a classic and
sophisticated statement piece. It has a compartment for laptops and is fully-lined with
suede.
The Pablo Messenger Bag will be released by mid-July and measures 15in x 10.5in x 3in. It
is a bestseller among undergraduates and those in the workforce. It features an interior
compartment for laptops, push lock closure and also suede lining. This style sold out within
a few weeks after its launch late 2012.
The School of Satchel is known for its handcrafted leather satchels made from genuine Philippine cowhide. SOS supports Philippine leather industries by using Filipino leather and local manufacturing. For more information visit www.theschoolofsatchel.com.
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The School of Satchel is known for its handcrafted leather satchels made from genuine Philippine cowhide. SOS supports Philippine leather industries by using Filipino leather and local manufacturing. For more information visit www.theschoolofsatchel.com.
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The School of Satchel Sponsors
Indigenous Student to Leadership School
SOS PLEDGES, The School of Satchel’s community service program, is a
proud partner of the Cartwheel Foundation, Inc. (www.cartwheelfoundation.org) in
successfully sponsoring Nylyn Supnet,
20, to Pamulaan Center for Indigenous Peoples’
Education in Mintal,
Davao City. The school is
dedicated to the education of indigenous people (IP) in the Philippines.
According to Nylyn, “Being poor is not a valid reason for not
attaining your goals in life”. Nylyn’s
tribe, the Higaonon from Malaybalay, nominated
her for the Young IP Leaders Program and Nylyn is now on her graduating year at
the school.
The main thrust of the program is to groom future
community leaders and equip tribe adults with knowledge and skills to face
challenges of the modern world and participate in community building.
The Cartwheel Foundation is a non-profit organization
that seeks to give indigenous communities a future through quality and culturally
relevant education. It sees a nation
where indigenous`s Filipino people can exercise their right to have quality
education and active participation in community life.
Now on its third year, SOS Pledges
is funded by proceeds of the The School of Satchel’s sales. The brand is known for its hand-crafted leather satchels made from
genuine cow hide. SOS supports
Philippine leather industries by using Filipino leather and local
manufacturing.
To find out more about the Cartwheel Foundation and how you can help,
contact Nanette Santos,
current Managing Trustee at action@cartwheelfoundation.org.
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