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Small, but oh wow! The mini backpack from Kapten & Son is a true space miracle, offering ample storage for essentials like your smartphone, wallet, or notebook, despite its compact size. It’s a comfortable and stylish alternative to a handbag. Treat yourself!
Aalborg Muted Rose
€79.90
Aalborg Sandstone
€79.90
Aalborg All Black
€79.90
Aalborg Greige
€79.90
What fits into a mini backpack from Kapten & Son?
A mini backpack such as the Kapten & Son Bergen Small holds many of your everyday essentials. In the front pocket, you can store small items that you need quick access to, such as tissues, headphones, charging cables or your house key.
The small backpack has a padded inner compartment that offers space for your tablet or a small laptop, for example. Inside, you can also easily store several exercise books or notebooks. The side pocket is ideal for an umbrella. This makes the Bergen Small an ideal compact backpack for university and everyday life.
How big is a small backpack?
As a rule of thumb, backpacks with a capacity of up to 11 litres are considered small. Backpacks with 11 litres or more fall into the daypack category and can accompany you throughout a full day of activities.
Small backpacks are especially practical on short flights: thanks to its compact dimensions (33.5 x 23.5 x 9.5 cm), the Bergen Small is accepted by most airlines as a small carry-on backpack and can usually be taken free of charge.
Buy a mini backpack from Kapten & Son
Here is a quick overview of why a mini backpack from Kapten & Son could become your new everyday companion:
Clean design
Perfect travel buddy
Accepted as small hand luggage
Practical inner and outer compartments
Vegan materials
With its thoughtful design and understated colours, the mini backpack from Kapten & Son is not only practical, but also a real eye-catcher. Whether you are strolling through the city, sitting in a café or relaxing in the park – you are sure to turn heads.






























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