We did the unimaginable: designed an everyday bag that is both incognito and stands out from the rest. Durable, utilitarian, and lightweight, cuz, hey—we all need to carry stuff. Minimal doesn't mean simple when you want a unique bag that is super functional.
This convertible bag can be worn as 1.) a backpack 2.) crossbody 3.) sling sack 4.) flight bag 5.) relaxed back bag.
Highlights
- Sustainably produced using fabric remnants
- Durable, water-resistant fabric is lightweight, strong and highly stain-resistant
- Intelligent hook and strap design for maximum wearability
- Perfectly sized to carry your everyday essentials without weighing you down
- Converts to a backpack, purse, sling pack or cross-body bag or attaches securely around your waist as a small messenger bag
Features
- Front-load main compartment for easy access
- Quick-close magnetic flap
- An internal zip pocket holds a tablet or iPad up to 11"
- Multiple internal pockets for accessories
- Quick-access side zip pocket with key clip for phone or wallet
- Hypalon patch for attaching a safety light
- Reflective accent strip for high visibility on city streets
- Lined with waterproof fabric
- Laser-engraved monogram
Materials and Hardware
- 100% salvaged olefin exterior
- Waterproof 210D nylon lining
- YKK® zippers
- Precision anodized-aluminum hooks
- Ultralight plastic D-rings, swivel clips and key clip
- Custom woven label
- 100% vegan
Design Notes
- Inspired by a vintage Swiss military bike bag found in a Paris flea market
- The only bag on the market made from olefin
- Minimalist design keeps what you need handy, so your stuff won’t get lost in a big black hole
- Roll it up and fit it securely in the nook of a suitcase
Specifications
- Dimensions: 12" H x 9.75" W (top) x 6.5" W x 5" D (bottom)
- Color: Olive Gray
- Weight: 11.5 oz
- Volume: 5 L
- Care: Spot clean with lukewarm water and mild detergent. Do not expose to high heat.
FACT: A true one-of-a-kind bag constructed using factory fabric scraps. Made from remnants that, in the past, were too small to use and had been sent to the landfill.
