Sizing & materials
Regular - 1L
7.5" × 5.5" × 1.5" (19 × 14 × 4 cm)
Large - 1.6L
8.6" × 6.0" × 2.4" (22 × 15 × 6 cm)
Adjustable strap to 51" (130 cm), worn crossbody or over the shoulder.
Padded main slot for a phone in a case, a zipped pocket for wallet and cards, and a smaller compartment for keys and earbuds. Fits even the largest phones — iPhone 17 Pro Max, Galaxy S24 Ultra. Phone, wallet, keys, sunglasses and a passport, without bulging.
Large — 1.6L has 60% more volume, and an extra inch of depth (2.4" vs 1.5"). That depth is what changes: bulkier things now sit flat instead of forcing the zipper. A power bank, compact umbrella, sunscreen, a paperback, snacks for the day — the things that don't fit the Regular's slim profile. Same crossbody strap, same pockets, same footprint on your body.
300D nylon with oversized zippers. Reinforced stitching at the strap anchor, where bags usually give out first. Water-resistant, not waterproof: it handles rain on the walk home, not being submerged.
Lined with RFID-blocking fabric
Delivery & returns
Ships from our warehouse within two business days, tracking emailed as soon as it moves. Delivered in [3–12] days.
Sixty days to change your mind. Full refund if it isn't right - no hassle, no questions.
If your order is lost in transit, we reship it or refund it. Every order, no exceptions.
Why we made this?
It started with a trip to Lisbon and a backpack.
Every time I needed my phone, my wallet, my ticket, the whole thing came off my shoulder. In a queue, on a tram, at a counter with people waiting. And the one time I didn't bother taking it off, someone else did, on a crowded street, and I didn't notice until two blocks later.
When I got home I bought a sling bag. Then another one. The first had a strap that dug in and a zipper that gave out in a month. The second held about as much as a pocket. The third looked fine and fell apart at the anchor point, which is apparently where all of them fail.
So we made this one. Padded strap because it gets worn all day. Reinforced where the strap meets the body, because that's the part that breaks. Separate compartments so you reach in once instead of digging. And sized to sit on your chest where you can see it, which is the only thing that actually stops someone helping themselves.
It's not complicated. It's a bag that stays on, holds what you carry, and doesn't quit after a season. That's the whole idea.
