FAQ
ONLINE ORDERING
How long will my order take to arrive including processing and shipping? And how much will it cost?
We make the best effort to process orders within one working day. For an estimate of shipping times, please reference the times below:
Standard UK Delivery: Estimated Arrival: 5-10 working days - £4.99
Orders over £40 are shipped for free
All orders are shipped from our Dutch warehouse. Orders placed after 2pm will ship the following working day. A signature may be required for delivery of some orders. To ensure delivery, a street address is required.
Delivery days are Monday - Friday, excluding bank holidays, within the Netherlands.
How do I know when my order ships?
When your order ships, you’ll receive an email confirmation with the tracking number.
How do I track my order?
When an order is shipped, we’ll update your account to show the tracking number for an order, and send you an email with the shipping and tracking information. Using the tracking number provided, you can either click on the tracking numbers itself or enter the tracking number into the chosen carrier’s website to follow the path of your order from our warehouse to your destination.
What methods of payment does jansport.co.uk accept?
jansport.co.uk accepts several forms of payments for your shopping convenience:
Visa
MasterCard
American Express
Maestro
Apple Pay
Shop Pay
PayPal
What do I do if my promotion code doesn't work?
Verify that you entered the promotion code number exactly as shown, without spaces. If problems persist, please refer to the terms and conditions associated with the promotion code.
Can I ship to international addresses?
JanSport.co.uk ships to the UK. We also have a European site where you can purchase in Euros and ship to mainland European countries - JanSport.eu.
What does “30 year warranty” mean?
Our products are warranted for 30 years in Europe, for specific guidelines on repair or replacement please read our full warranty policy.
How to make sure your pack fits in 4 easy steps
Your JanSport pack is engineered for peak performance on the trail and off. Understanding the technology behind the features lets you make the most of your pack.
Torso Length
Measuring your torso is simple, and you’ll probably need some assistance. Using a soft tape measure, measure the length from the seventh vertebrae (creates a bump at the base of your neck) along the curve of your spine to your iliac crest. (the top of your hip bones). JanSport fit ranges are listed by pack. Once you know your torso length select the appropriate pack within your range.
Waist belt
Load the pack with 10-15 kgs. You can use anything to load the pack, water bottles work pretty well . . . just be sure they have water in them. Once you have weight in the pack put it on. Lean forward and tighten the waist belt. Remember your illiac crest? To fit the waist belt properly your illiac crest should be about right in middle of the waist belt. Another way to determine waist belt fit is the waist belt buckle should be about right over your belly button.
Shoulder straps and Load lifter straps
After you have the waist belt snug you’ll want to adjust the shoulder straps and load lifters. Leave the sternum strap loose and tighten your shoulder straps; the easiest way to do this is pull down and back on the webbing at the bottom of the strap. The point where the shoulder strap attaches to the pack should extend no more than 1-2 inches below the top of your shoulder and wrap snugly around your shoulder. When this is snug tighten the load lifter straps. You may need to adjust the load lifters so when you tighten them they pull up and lift the load. Use the slider on top of the shoulder strap to adjust the load lifter. Load lifter straps should be snug. Don’t tighten them so much that they pull the shoulder strap up off your shoulder. The top of the shoulder strap and load lifter strap should create a 45 degree angle when properly adjusted.
Sternum Strap and Waist belt stabiliser straps
The sternum strap should be located in a comfortable position across your chest. Ideally this will be just below your clavicle. Again keep this snug, if you over-tighten it could interfere with your breathing. Finally, you’ll want to snug the stabiliser strap on your waist belt. This brings the load in tighter to your back.
How to Wash / Clean a JanSport Backpack?
Our backpacks are hand wash only. You can spot clean with a damp cloth or hand wash and then air or line dry. Please do not use detergent or bleach.
How do I pack my pack?
Learn how to properly pack and stow everything you need for a multi-day hike in a way that balances your equipment and helps you manage the load.
Loading and packing your pack is key to carrying your load comfortably. Learn how to load your pack in four easy steps.
First, fill the bottom of your pack with your lightest gear. This is great place for your sleeping bag, down jacket and/or tent. You can also fill this area with clothes you know you will not need during the day.
Second, the main pack bag should be packed so that heavy items like cook gear and food are in the middle and close to your back, lighter weight items on the outside.
Third, the lightest items and items you’ll need quick access to during the day like rain gear and lunch should be packed last and at the top of the pack. The pack lid is also a great place to store items that are small and need to be accessed quickly. Your goal is to get “everything”in the pack bag. You’ll be more comfortable and your stuff more secure this way.
Finally, once you’ve got everything packed, use the compression straps to compress and snug the load tightly as possible to keep things from moving around while you hike.