Ucon acrobatics offers minimalist backpacks and unique designers. The brand is committed to the use of the best possible materials in order to create products that last over time. Every step of the production process, from materials choice to shipping, is carefully managed to avoid negative impact on people and on the environment

Ucon Acrobatics designs with longevity in mind- from their use quality fabrics which last a lifetime, to their clean minimalistic designs that transcend trends and seasons

Ucon Acrobatics believes in animal respect and well-being which is why all of their products are PETA-Approved Vegan. This means they are certified to be created with absolutely no animal products involved at any stage of their production process

Ucon Acrobatics is a certified B Corp, meaning they meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose

Ucon Acrobatics wants to contribute to improving the lives of children. Together with the child rights organisation Save the Children, they face up to their corporate responsibility and committed helping disadvantaged children. As part of their commitment, they have been able to donate backpacks and thus provide long-term support for children in Germany on a very individual basis. Together they are pooling resources to achieve more for children in need

The small Berlin-based brand employees less than 20 people

Ucon Acrobatics

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