Sling and drawstring bags for convenience and comfort
Easy to carry and spacious bags for all your item
















FAQs
What’s the difference between a sling bag and a drawstring bag?
The difference between a sling bag and a drawstring bag is that a sling bag has a rigid design, zippers for organizing and securing items and are best suited for commuting and travelling. Drawstring bags have a softer design and are less rigid than sling bags. They have a single open compartment for storing items and close by tightening the strings on the bag. Drawstring bags are foldable and easier to store when not in use. If you’re not sure which bag is best for you, we also offer, weekender bags, messenger bags and tote bags.
Do sling bags have anti-theft or RFID-blocking features?
Yes, you can get a sling bag that has RFID (Radio-frequency identification) blocking technology to keep your belongings and private information secure. They are a great option for travelling by protecting your credit cards, passports and IDs from identity theft. Our selection of sling bags with RFID protection includes the Swiss Gear Sling Bag with RFID Blocking Pocket and the Champs RFID Blocking Smartphone Sling Bag.
Are sling bags suitable for carrying tablets or eReaders?
Yes, sling bags are a suitable choice for carrying an eReader, iPad, Android tablet or Microsoft Surface. They serve as a stylish alternative to carrying a backpack while keeping items secure. Many sling bags come with padded compartments specifically for carrying devices. When shopping for a sling bag, make sure it is the right size for your laptop, tablet or smartphone. If you’re looking for something with more storage space, we have a selection of backpacks that includes business backpacks, student backpacks and casual backpacks.
How to wear a sling bag?
There are a few different ways you can wear a sling bag. The most common way is to wear it diagonally across your chest like a crossbody bag. The strap should be placed over one of your shoulders and the bag should rest above your waist. Adjust the strap for comfort so it doesn’t dig into your shoulder. Another way to wear a sling bag is around your waist in front of you, like a fanny pack, for easy access to your belongings. If you’re hiking, biking or commuting, you can wear it on your back to give you full movement while you’re on the go. Lastly, you can wear it over your shoulder for easy on and off access.

















