Vegan Leather Hip Bag - Pewter Green
- Ethically produced
- Supporting charity
- Free UK shipping over £100
- Low stock - 9 items left
After repeated requests from you, our customers, we are pleased to launch our collection of Vegan Leather Hip Bags
The leather-look Vegan bag has all the benefits of our most popular bumbag in a new material. Beautifully designed and hand made using high quality, black synthetic leather.
This versatile, durable pocket belt is a stylish alternative to other bags that are made with real leather or other animal by-products.
We are trialling this bag with very limited quantities so hurry to avoid disappointment!
Vegan leather version of our No 1 best selling product
While working on our busy festival stall, this is the belt we put all of our crew in while they work, and this is also my personal handbag for day to day use.
The range of useful pockets strikes just the right balance of practicality and style, and the bag can be worn over the shoulder as well as around the waist.
Whether you're travelling, walking or dancing- These pockets will will keep your hands free to do what you do best!
- Heavy duty Clip & Ring fastening (developed by us, Tina & Rich!)
- Ideal for attaching a carabiner with keys or wallet
- Made with high quality synthetic leather.
Pockets
- 1 x Expandable Outer pockets with button and zip fastenings (6"x7" approx)
- 1 x Large flat zipped outer pocket (7"x7" approx)
- 1 x Small expandable belt pocket with brass popper fastening (4"x3" a[[rox)
- 1 x Small flat belt pocket with zip fastening (3 _" x 1 _" approx)
- 1 x hidden pocket on reverse (fits passport) (7"x7" approx)
- Front pockets secured by both zip and popper
Waist Size
- The belt is fully adjustable from 26" to 59" (150cm)
- For smaller waist sizes, use the small brass rings to connect the clasp.
Special / next day delivery : Available on request only, Please contact us to discuss.
Usually items shipped overseas arrive within 7 - 10 days or quicker, but on rare occasions it can take up to a month. We believe this depends on the postage service in the destination country.
If you are not 100% satisfied, you may return your order within 21 days of the date printed on the dispatch note.
You must contact us by email or telephone within 7 days of receiving the item to arrange the return.
return postage and packaging is at the cost of the customer. You must retain a proof of postage receipt. We cannot take responsibility for items which fail to reach us or are insufficiently packaged.
We are happy to refund or exchange products returned to us as long as they are in an unworn and fully re-sellable condition. We reserve the right to refuse refund should the item appear to be used.
We also reserve the right to deduct postage costs incurred in sending the item to you (for UK customers) and any additional postage costs incurred in sending the item to you (for non-UK customers).
We can only offer refunds for items bought online, for non-internet sales we can offer exchanges or credit note.
Should an item appear to be faulty please contact us within 21 days to let us us know, we cannot accept returns on items that have been heavily worn.
EU Customers have additional rights. To read, cut and paste the following link
http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/consumer_rights/consumer_rights_directive/index_en.htm
Our belt bags are designed for bold living - whether you’re hiking trails, dancing at festivals, or just navigating everyday adventures. And with the right care, they’ll be with you for years (and stories) to come.
Each one is made with durable materials and hard-wearing construction, but like all well-loved items, they’ll last longer with a little attention now and then. This guide will help you keep your bag looking great, functioning well, and ageing beautifully.
A few golden rules before we begin:
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Don’t overstuff the pockets - as tempting as it is. It puts unnecessary strain on the stitching and can warp the shape over time.
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Keep hardware dry. All our bags feature metal rivets and hardware. While they’re tough, moisture and chemicals can cause tarnishing or rust over time, so avoid getting them wet or exposing them to lotions, perfumes, or cleaning sprays.
1. Leather
Leather is one of our favourite materials to work with - not just for its strength and flexibility, but because it ages with character, developing a rich patina and soft feel that gets better with every wear.
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Clean gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth. If needed, use a small amount of leather-specific cleaner - but always patch test first.
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Avoid soaking or scrubbing leather. Let it dry naturally away from direct heat or sunlight.
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If it starts to feel dry, apply a leather balm or conditioner sparingly.
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Scratches and scuffs? Often they can be gently buffed out with your fingers or a soft cloth, thanks to the natural oils in the leather.
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Most importantly: leather can always be repaired - it’s one of its best qualities. Don’t be afraid to give it some TLC or hand it over to a local specialist for a refresh.
2. Vegan Leather
Our vegan leather bags are made from a durable coated fabric with a smooth, leather-like finish. While they’re designed to be tough, they do need a gentler approach than real leather.
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Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth - warm water is best.
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Avoid harsh cleaning sprays, alcohol, or chemical solvents, which can crack or dry out the surface. Keep it dry and out of direct sunlight.
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Don’t use heat or hairdryers to dry vegan leather if it gets wet - just let it air dry.
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Store it somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight to avoid fading or warping.
Treat it well, and your vegan leather bag will keep its shape and finish beautifully over time.
A note on new-bag smell:
Some vegan leather bags may have a bit of a scent when they’re freshly made - that’s just the materials settling and isn’t harmful. The smell will naturally fade with time and wear. If it bothers you, just leave your bag out to air in a well-ventilated space (out of direct sunlight), and it should mellow out quickly.
3. Canvas
Canvas is a brilliant choice for everyday wear - it’s strong, structured, and naturally breathable. But like any fabric, it benefits from a bit of mindful cleaning.
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Gently wipe down with a soft, damp cloth to remove surface marks.
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For deeper cleaning, use lukewarm water and a tiny amount of mild soap. Blot - don’t rub - and avoid soaking.
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Let it air dry completely before wearing or storing.
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If your canvas gets dusty or sandy, a soft brush can help clean it up before wiping.
Avoid strong detergents, scrubbing, or machine washing to keep the fibres intact and the structure strong.
Repairs
We don’t offer repairs ourselves - but the good news is, you don’t need to send your bag away for weeks or pay premium prices. Many small local tailors and alteration shops are skilled in exactly this kind of repair work, and can bring a tired or damaged bag back to life with care and precision. It’s often more affordable than you’d expect, and it’s a great way to support local craftsmanship.
Belt Clips
When we first started making belt bags, we used a traditional buckle and eyelet fastening. But over time, we found that the belt strap material would stretch, the holes would widen, and the metal eyelets would sometimes pop out - making repairs fiddly and often requiring a specialist.
So we designed something better.
Our clip and ring fastening means there are no eyelets to tear, no buckles to break, and nothing that requires tailoring tools or leatherworking to fix. It's strong, secure, and - best of all - easy to replace if needed.
If your clip ever fails, we offer replacement clips at cost price on our website. Just slide the old clip off, thread on the new one, and your bag is good to go - complete with that beautiful worn-in look that only comes with time.
Waterproofing
We don’t use any waterproofing treatments on our bags - many of our customers prefer the natural finish and patina that comes with wear. That said, some customers have chosen to waterproof their bags themselves, particularly for leather and canvas styles.
While we can’t recommend specific brands or guarantee how treatments will affect the materials, it’s something you may wish to explore. If you go that route, we suggest patch testing on a hidden area first, and always choosing products designed for the specific material your bag is made from.
If you have any other questions or need help choosing the right care method for your bag, feel free to reach out. We’re always happy to help.
Here’s to many more adventures together.
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