Derechten Scout Germany
Alfred Sternjakob is not only the leader in the German high-end school bag market, but also one of the world's largest manufacturers of satchels, with a 40% market share in Germany in 2006, with Scout being the most prominent. In the 70s of the 20th century, school bags were still made mainly of leather and linen, Scout took the lead in introducing the first textile fabric school bag, which quickly replaced leather school bags because of its comfortable carrying and the addition of fluorescent reflective materials to ensure the safety of children, and participated in the formulation of Germany's first school bag safety standard in 1986. Today, more than 10 million children use Scout bags, and Scout has long since become synonymous with high-end school bags. An excellent children's school bag should be able to scientifically protect the child's shoulder and back, and the biggest feature of the Scout school bag is its ergonomic back design, which has been certified by the German independent association Aktion Gesunder Rcken (AGR). The three-dimensional sponge on the back contains breathable holes to enhance the breathability of the back, and the concave distribution of high on both sides and low in the middle is conducive to distributing the weight of the schoolbag to the muscles and buttocks on both sides, reducing the weight of...