Bain Sling Bag

• Capacity: 6.5 L
• Dimensions: W32 x H37 x D7.5 cm
• Weight: 250 g

• Body: 600 Denier 100% recycled polyester with a waterproof PU coating (PFC/PFAS Free)
• Lining: 210 Denier 100% recycled polyester

• Recycled Materials: All of Elliker’s bags are made with 100% recycled plastic bottle polyester from GRS certified fabric suppliers (the industry gold standard).
• Environmental Initiatives: Elliker work closely with East Keswick Wildlife Trust to give back to the area that inspired their products. 1% of their profits are donated directly to the UK Wildlife Trust, helping to support development of local areas and wildlife habitats.

There's a corner of West Yorkshire where woodland gives way to open fields and the air smells like the good stuff. Elliker takes its name from exactly that spot: Elliker Fields, a local wildlife site that's been quietly inspiring its creators ever since the brand started out. And that connection to real, accessible British nature is baked into everything they make.

The idea is simple: get outside more, and carry the right kit when you do. Elliker builds lightweight, functional bags from 100% recycled polyester – GRS certified, waterproof, and genuinely built for the weather this country tends to throw at you. Every product is designed to make the gap between sofa and trail a little smaller, whether that's a no-fuss roll-top rucksack for the morning commute or a compact sling bag that works just as hard at a weekend market as it does halfway up a dale. They donate 1% of profits to UK Wildlife Trusts too, which feels like the right kind of thing to do when your entire brand is named after a patch of wildlife habitat.

Functional, considered, and made for the outdoors – just like the Yorkshire landscape that inspired it all.

For SS26, Elliker also introduces a headline collaboration with Manchester outdoor-culture pioneers Hikerdelic – a trio of technically upgraded bags that bring Hikerdelic's iconic grid-patterned ripstop aesthetic and trail-to-rave sensibility to Elliker's already-capable foundations. Where Elliker builds the function, Hikerdelic adds the character.