Choosing My Karma

If you follow me on twitter, you’ll know I’m heading to Coachella for the first time this year. I’m so excited, which means I’m in full on hoarding mode of potential festival finds and essential items I might need. Festival 101 says a good bag is essential. I like backpacks for events like this, no strain on one side of my shoulder and I can tote anything I might need ever.

Sakroots reached out to me with their Sakroots Festival Finds curated collection of must-have accessories for the festival-goer. Perfect timing! The collection features a gallery of colorful & original art in functional and easy to wear styles. I was immediately drawn to the “White Peace” print. The Peace print is the signature print and represents “peace and harmony among all things.” It’s all I’m seeking these days. Good vibes.

There are a couple of reasons this bag is not just your typical backpack and one is that it’s a convertible backpack. The strap is adjustable so you can also wear it as a crossbody if you wanted. I know I already plan on loading this baby up with lots of water and external battery packs lol. Lastly there’s Sakroots Choose Your Karma where each backpack print supports a different charity. “Choose your art, choose your charity.” My “White Peace” print supports the Earth Day Network.

With all that good, there’s bound to be a little payoff. Sakroots is giving a free tumbler with any purchase of $50 of more with the code “SRFESTIVALFINDS” at checkout. Grab a convertible backpack for festival season and you’re good to go on snagging that tumbler.

P.S. I included a shot with my Sakroots Smartphone Crossbody, because we all know nobody wants to lug around a big bag once the sun sets. Essentials only please. Give this Coachella first timer some advice, what are your festival essentials?

Wearing: Opening Ceremony Moon Sunglasses | Why Are You Reading This…Tee â„… Gear From Last Night | Vans Skinny Overalls ℅ PacSun | Marin boot ℅ CAT Footwear | Artist Circle Convertible Backpack in White Peace ℅ Sakroots

photos by Shooter Shane