Vintage rain pattern camouflage salvaged from an old pair of military pants has been carefully reworked into a super sturdy carryall. This bag features a number of thoughtful details .. most prominently - a 1960's era (never used) chenille Indian head back patch for the Nampa, Idaho Rod & Gun club. One side of the bag also features a button pocket and a fabric loop that's great for holding keys or sunglasses.
The fabric used to construct this bag approximately 50 years old but still in the most wonderful condition. Any discoloration of the fabric is the result of many years of natural wear and aging.
Fully lined with brown cotton canvas, this large bag can easily hold everything you need during the day or for a weekend away. One outer pocket as well as two large inner pockets can comfortably fit a wallet, ipod, phone, etc.
Shoulder straps made from WWII era military webbing that has been detailed with 4oz brown cowhide.
Bag measures approximately 19 in wide, 15 in tall, 7 in deep.
Strap drop approximately 9 in.
Much time and care is put into making every Forestbound bag one of a kind.
