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Half-moon cross-body bag

$250.00 (tax incl.) $250.00 (tax excl.)

A classic revisited by 727 Sailbags, the Half-moon bag is made of 100% recycled vintage sailcloth and enhanced by inserts in technical sailcloth and linen.

Designed in our workshop in Lorient, Brittany, the Half-moon is the culmination of work between the knowledge of our seamstresses that specialize in working with recycled sail, and that of our leather goods workshop, also located in Lorient.

With its slightly retro half-moon shape and its graphic shoulder strap, this small bag is an elegant yet practical accessory to accompany you to work, on a walk by the seaside or take out in the evening. A true everyday ally, the Half-moon combines the nobility of leather, the authenticity of vintage sailing and the emotions of technical sailing.

To be worn either on the shoulder or across the body, the Half-moon bag opens and closes quickly thanks to its leather flap with invisible magnet. Easily slip in your keys, a book, a camera, or even the Complice wallet, from our same collection.

The decorative bands in recycled technical sail, both on the front and on the strap, provide a touch of originality, as well as modernity. Easy to wear, its natural shades go with any outfit!

A certificate of origin is also sewn inside each bag, guaranteeing the origin of the sail used to create it.

This product is made from technical sails of racing or regatta boats that often have an exceptional history. Behind this branding, multiple wefts, processes and materials (carbon, kevlar, mylar, etc.) add up to the canvas that we collect from sailors.

In our workshop in Lorient, Brittany, we collect sails every day. Through these sails, singular stories of navigations. Each sail has its own story, and you can learn about it on the authentication sheet that you can find on most of our products. By giving a second life to the these sails, we commit for the preservation of the environment. To learn more about the different sails we upcycle, please read the segment about the life cycle of a sail.