The 157 Essential Sling is a compact, ultra-streamlined chest pack designed for bare essentials like your phone, wallet, keys, and a compact camera. The 154 City Pack offers expanded, structured depth, specifically engineered to hold an 11-inch iPad Pro with a Magic Keyboard, making it the perfect choice for minimalist commuters and remote workers.

Yes, our entire range of crossbody bags and slings features adjustable, quick-release shoulder straps that allow you to fluidly shift from secure front chest carry (ideal for commuting or theft prevention) to comfortable back carry, ensuring quick accessibility to your gear whenever you need it.

For short coffee walks, we recommend our lightweight models like the 701 Phone Sling, 702 Daily Sling and 703 Bottle Sling from the Urban Collection, the 132 Essential Case Pro, 157 Essential Sling, and 173 Vertical Sling.

For freelancers and creators looking for a compact yet highly functional crossbody, try our 154 City Pack, 171 Laptop Sling, 174 Rogue Sling, 172 Camera Sling, or 302 Adventure Sling from the Adventure Collection. They all feature padded laptop sleeves and a structured interior that are designed to keep your valuable gear in place when commuting.

For those looking for a more stylish silhouette, we suggest taking a look at our 175 Moon Bag, 191 Rio Crossbody, 192 Essential Half Moon Bag and 193 Hobo Bag. These styles are crafted purposefully to deliver a chic, timeless aesthetic without sacrificing practicality.

The 131 Essential Pouch, 132 Essential Case Pro and 133 Essential Case Max are the most compact models in our Crossbody Collection. They all feature a detachable shoulder strap for easy storage, perfect to be used as amenities pouches and organizational cases for travel when paired with our backpacks, duffles, totes, and briefcases

Unlike traditional crossbody bags that are built with one central compartment, our crossbody bags feature intuitive organization slots for easy storage and access, your essentials and personal items are kept securely inside the dedicated packets.