SailorBags has expanded its collection to include tech cases and travel bags. Just like the rest of the SailorBags range, the latest sustainable accessories and crafted from upcycled sailcloth.
Tech heads will appreciate the brand’s water-resistant iPad sleeve, which can also fit Android tablets. The sleeve has a sneaky zippered pocket on the side for securely storing a boarding pass, set of keys, or loose change. It’s available in three colors for $27, or a little bit more with personalized embroidery. And if you haven’t moved to a tablet yet, there’s the $75 computer bag for laptops.
While many of us are reading our books on our portable devices these days, SailorBags also caters for old school literary lovers with its new book cover. This unique design helps keep your books clean and dry while you’re traveling. Slide the interior elastic straps over the cover to protect it while you’re reading, and carry it with the exterior handle while you’re on the go. This innovative book cover costs $25.
Travelers will appreciate the new duffel, which has a waterproof lining and interior organizational pockets. This $39 carry-all is probably too small to serve as your sole source of luggage for an extended getaway, but it’ll work as a weekender or carry-on bag. SailorBags has your cosmetics and toiletries covered too with its new hanging dopp kit, available for $40.
Sailcloth isn’t only a green choice. The fabric is also resistant to stains and so sturdy that it should last for season after season. It’s also inexpensive, so it sees most of SailorBags’ new range priced at less than $50. All too often we pay a premium on eco-fashion, so it’s refreshing to see a sustainable label bucking that trend.
The new SailorBags are available in selected gift boutiques, marine stores, and retail outlets across America, and the Sailorbags website.
