The perfect zip-top weekender or work bag. Features bold abstract sail numbers, double zip closure, interior zip pocket and wide, comfortable retired climbing rope straps.
Dimensions: 17” W x 11” H x 6” D
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Materials: Upcycled Dacron sails, upcycled climbing rope, leather, solid brass rivets
No two Landfall Leatherworks bags are alike! Your bag will match the one featured in size and style, but the stitch patterns and trimmings of the sail will vary. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me.
An ultralight sling crossbody bag with character. Adjustable wide climbing rope strap, dual zippers and an interior roomy enough to fit your water bottle and day’s essentials. Wear it about town or on your next short day hike.
Dimensions: 12” W x 7 1/2” H x 4” D
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Materials: Upcycled spinnaker sailcloth, upcycled climbing rope, leather, solid brass rivets
No two Landfall Leatherworks bags are alike! Your bag will match the one featured in size and style, but the stitch patterns and trimmings of the sail will vary. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me.
A minimalist, elegant shoulder bag with a sustainable twist. Features a zippered top to keep your belongings secure, and comfortable 3/4” full grain leather straps. This chic purse is made from 100% recycled sailcloth and incorporates abstracted sail lettering to give each one a unique look.
Dimensions: 12“ W x 8“ H x 5” D
Wipe down or scrub to clean
Materials: leather, used Dacron sailcloth
No two Landfall bags are alike! Your bag will match the one featured in size and style, but the stitch patterns and trimmings of the sail will vary. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me.
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Distinctive, sustainable bags with a story to tell.
Handcrafted in Sausalito, California from 100% upcycled boat sails
After seven years sailing the world aboard a 39ft ketch, Emma Casey swapped the sea for a sewing machine and a leatherwork bench.
Reclaimed sails, otherwise fated to the landfill, have a story to tell.
Miles beneath the keel and weather endured are charted in the worn sections, stains, rips and chafe points of the fabric. Modern Dacron and carbon fiber sails are incredibly lightweight, strong and water resistant. Why not give them a second wind?