KANGA — Cognac

One shoulder. Easier everyday carries.

Some days your little one simply will not be put down. KANGA is made for exactly those hours — a soft one-shoulder sling that holds your child securely against your hip while you keep moving.

This is the cognac colourway: a warm, deep brown that reads as leather from a distance and sits quietly against denim, camel and cream.

Relief Where You Feel It Most

Carrying a toddler in your arms concentrates the whole weight in your wrists, forearms and lower back. KANGA moves that load onto your shoulder and hip, where your body carries weight naturally — so you can hold them longer without the ache that follows.

Supports up to 20 kg.

Ready in Seconds

A single side-release buckle and one adjustment strap. Set the length once between 52 and 88 cm, and from then on it is one click on, one click off.

For the stage when they want up, then down, then up again, that difference is the whole point.

Where a Stroller Cannot Go

Old town streets, market stalls, forest paths, airport queues, a friend's narrow hallway. At 245 grams KANGA folds into a bag and stays there until you need it — the answer to the days when bringing the stroller is more trouble than leaving it behind.

Considered Details

A padded shoulder panel spreads pressure across a wider area instead of cutting in. The seat is finished with a soft cream binding along its curved edge, and lined in a lighter fabric on the inside. Buckle, webbing and side loops are matte black throughout, so the cognac does the talking.

One universal size fits every caregiver in the family.

Key Features

• Supports up to 20 kg
• Weighs only 245 g
• Shoulder strap adjustable 52–88 cm
• Padded strap: 9.5 cm folded, 15 cm unfolded
• Seat: 38.5 cm wide, 34.5 cm high
• One universal size
• Matte black side-release buckle and webbing
• Cognac outer shell with cream inner lining
• Folds flat for bag or stroller basket

Good to Know

• Always keep your child's face visible and clear of fabric
• Check the buckle is fully closed before lifting your child
• Keep one hand on your child while bending or leaning
• Inspect webbing and stitching regularly for wear