PEG HAVERSACK 2.0
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THE PEG HAVERSACK 2.0 |
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HAVER-WHAAA?! If this word isn't a familiar one, here's a little background for you:
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ORIGIN: Dutch. haverzak meaning "oat sack" (small single shoulder strap cloth bag originally used to carry horse fodder). The word haver likewise means "oats" in Northern England and Scotland. When used in the military, haversacks were generally square and about 12 inches (30 cm) per side. |
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After months of R&D and testing out several sizes, styles and shapes, we came up with our own elevated minimalist version.
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It’s sturdy, light-weight, spacious, functional and very simple in design. We paid particular attention to adding features like discreet hardware and only the most essential compartments. |
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Featuring the utility strength of french side seams, a seam free bottom, and sturdy veg tan leather shoulder strap |
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Full sized back outer pocket for easy access to items like phone, maps, brochures, etc. |
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Metal D-ring inside upper rim for fastening parachord, keys, or items needing easy access like bear whistle or small flashlight |
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OPTIONAL ADD-ON: handcrafted, saddle stitched veg tan leather front pouch for keeping items like your phone and compass protected |
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NEW: inside zippered pocket (same size as inside pocket on our PEG Adventurer tote |
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For more details, check out our Instagram LIVE dated February 2/22 where we share what inspired the design, how we spared no expense to make this a bespoke item that can be passed down to the next generation, and how it can be used in multiple ways (perfect for bushcraft adventures, book bag for student, artist's catch all, messenger style bag, etc.) |
in our studio in Powell River, BC Canada.
Dimensions
L: 12", W: 4", H: 13"
What is Waxed Canvas? Find out on our FAQ's page.
simply warm the bag with a hairdryer and allow to cool.
