Onshore duffel bag
Khaki leather

$360.00 (tax incl.) $360.00 (tax excl.)

Inspired by the Laïta estuary in Brittany, France, where the land meets the sea, our Into The Wild collection embraces the ever-changing colors of mother nature. Ready to step off the beaten path?

Made from 100% recycled sail, the Onshore travelbag from the Into The Wild collection oozes authenticity and will seduce you with its perfect cut and high-quality confection.

For a weekend break or a last-minute trip, the Onshore bag is the companion of your dreams. Its spacious format, ideal for packing in all your essentials, is accepted as cabin luggage. It is made of a khaki leather base, white recycled sailcloth and a large blue “8”, sewn with our iconic zigzag stitch.

A tried-and-true weekender bag, our Onshore was designed for smart travelling. It is large enough to pack several days worth of clothing, yet compact enough to be taken as a carry-on. Light, sturdy and stylish, you'll want to take it to the beach, the city and wherever else your snext adventure takes you...

A certificate of origin has been sewn inside and tells the story behind the sail used to craft this bag.

Sails collected and recycled in France
100% cotton lining
Cotton handles with leather details and Velcro strips
Top zip closure
1 exterior pocket with Velcro
2 interior slip pockets
727 Sailbags logo sewn with the iconic zigzag stitch

Volume: 45 L

This product is made from a sail in dacron, that has cruised ! Dacron is a polyester fiber that is not very sensitive to ultraviolet rays and bad weather. Dacron sails are chosen for their resistance, to equip mainly dinghies and cruising boats.

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.