Crossbody Bag Oslo Water Resistant 3 Litre Black
Oslo Water Resistant Crossbody Bag
Oslo is a 3 litre crossbody bag in water resistant fabric, worn several ways.
- Water resistant fabric, YKK zips
- 3 litres, 35 by 18 by 5 cm
- Worn horizontal or vertical
- Handmade in Estonia by Nordhale
Details
Oslo is small enough to forget you are wearing it and structured enough to keep its shape when empty. It can be worn horizontal or vertical, over the shoulder, clipped to a belt or strapped to a backpack.
YKK zips throughout. An inner slip pocket and a D loop keep keys and cards away from everything else. 3 litres, main compartment 35 by 18 by 5 cm, with an adjustable strap.
Material
Water resistant fabric with YKK zips throughout. No leather or other animal materials anywhere in the bag.
Maker
Nordhale is an everyday carry workshop in Estonia, founded in 2016. Bags, cases and laptop sleeves in recycled PET felt and water repellent polyester canvas, cut, stitched and finished by hand in its own workshop, and sold with a two year warranty.
Size & Fit
Measurements of the main compartment.
Capacity: 3 litres
Width: 35 cm
Height: 18 cm
Depth: 5 cm
Strap: adjustable
The strap and the loops let it sit across the body either way up, on a belt, or clipped to a backpack strap.
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth and a little mild soap. Air dry. Do not machine wash, tumble dry or iron. Reproof the fabric only if water stops beading on it.
Shipping & returns
Free delivery in the Baltics, and in the EU over €150; otherwise rates show at checkout.
Delivered in 3 to 8 business days, tracked.
30-day returns, two-year warranty on everything.
Pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut Pay.
Crossbody Bag Oslo Water Resistant 3 Litre Black
Water-Repellent Canvas
Polyester canvas that turns light rain, with a waterproof zip pocket at the side.
ProductionHandmade in Estonia
Cut, stitched and finished by hand in Nordhale's Estonian workshop.
YKK Zips
YKK hardware throughout — the part of a bag that usually fails first.
Estonia
Nordhale works out of a small workshop in Estonia, pressing recycled PET into a felt dense enough to keep its edges. Every piece is cut, stitched and finished there by hand.
Minimal form. Strong material. Made to keep. The intention is not to sell you another one next year.