Description
Introducing a new on-the-go style essential at Native Northwest, our Sling Packs. Crafted from high-quality water-resistant nylon, these bags offer durability and protection. With multiple compartments, adjustable padded straps, and a switchable shoulder strap, they're versatile for wearing any wear... Anywhere. The convenient mesh side pocket also ensures easy access to your water bottle. Plus, the strap phone pocket has a headphone hole that adds a tech-savvy touch of convenience to your daily adventures.
Please note Wholesale purchases require that some items be purchased in specific minimum quantities. If you order outside of these minimums your items will be rounded up to meet the multiple requirements listed in the product specifications below.
Introducing a new on-the-go style essential at Native Northwest, our Sling Packs. Crafted from high-quality water-resistant nylon, these bags offer durability and protection. With multiple compartments, adjustable padded straps, and a switchable shoulder strap, they're versatile for wearing any wear... Anywhere. The convenient mesh side pocket also ensures easy access to your water bottle. Plus, the strap phone pocket has a headphone hole that adds a tech-savvy touch of convenience to your daily adventures.
Specifications
SKU: SLING14
Materials: Polyester coated with EVA (not visible) and thicken fabric
a RFID function on the back pocket
Packaging: hangtag, fabric care label
Designed in Canada
Manufactured in China
UPC: 629117071828
Motif: Other
Artist: Storm Angeconeb
Affiliation: Lac Seul First Nation, Ojibwe
3 Reviews
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Sling pack
It was even better than expected and perfect for travel. I've just started my travels and already had one person stop me to admire it. The number of pockets, zip sections, and RFID protection are all very useful.
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Sling Pack - Ojibwe Florals
It is beautiful, exactly as in picture. The strap can be adjusted at the bottom to accommodate what shoulder you like to carry it on!
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Sling Pack - Ojibwe Florals
It is beautiful and exactly as in the photo. It is meant to be crossed over the right shoulder, and when I move the clasp at the bottom for the left shoulder the sling pack is upside down ?. If I don't move the clasp at the bottom, the heavy part of the shoulder strap is at the front. Other than that, I love it. Left handed problems.
