Herschel Heritage Duffle Bag, ivy green/black/pelican

Pack for last-minute plans. Made with our signature diamond detail and 100% recycled EcoSystem™ fabrics, the Herschel Heritage™ Duffle offers easy-access packing with a U-shaped opening for spontaneous trips and weekends away.

EcoSystem™ 600D Fabric made from 100% recycled post-consumer water bottles

Tonal stripe EcoSystem™ Liner made from 100% recycled post-consumer water bottles

Signature diamond detail

Zippered U-shaped opening

Smooth webbing top-carrying handles

Removable smooth webbing shoulder strap

Front sleeve pocket

Zippered internal mesh pocket

Put Yourself Out There™ internal label

12.75" (H) x 20.5" (W) X 13.5" (D), 32.5cm (H) x 52cm (W) x 34cm (D)

40L

Imported.

“The story of Herschel begins in the early 1900‚ in Wick, Scotland. Peter Alexander Cormack, a barrel maker by trade, and his wife Annie packed the belongings of their small home in preparation for the long journey across the Atlantic to Canada.

The government of the time was enticing families to immigrate through the homestead program. They gave these families land to farm, to support the growth of the country. The land that Peter and Annie were given saw them settle in the beautiful rolling hills outside of the town of Herschel, whose population today is counted at 30 residents.

Over a century after that move, Peter and Annie great grandchildren remain in the business of manufacturing. Instead of barrels, backpacks and bags are now created.

Herschel Supply Co. was started with the goal of bringing well-designed quality built product to market. Inspiration is drawn from vintage mountaineering, American heritage, world travel and fashion. Herschel reinvents these products with modern shapes, fits and feels, with fine regard for detail. Our product endeavours to compliment the consumer’s passion for individuality and personal style in a new way. Herschel is about our past, present and future. We are creating an environment that supports the new generation of fashion forward individuals.”