From re/upcycled backpacks to bucket hats, Sealand products are expertly handcrafted in Cape Town to last. Join us in supporting their mission and shop the collection today:
is a local lifestyle brand that is focused on responsibly made gear and apparel. Its mission is to ensure that every decision made keeps the planet and people front and centre.. These materials are then combined with high-quality hardware, conscious design and expert craftsmanship to create gear that will last a lifetime.
“The upcycled and responsibly sourced materials we source are sturdy and weather resistant, making them perfect for any adventure – no matter if on land or sea.”In addition to materials ranging from hemp to yacht sails, Sealand has recently introduced ECONYL® regenerated nylon. It can be understood as a revolutionary material made from waste, such as fishing nets, fabric scraps, carpet flooring and industrial plastic.
is a showstopper, perfect for multi-day trails or a quick gander up Lion’s Head. So versatile, it even makes for a convenient baby bag.With a fresh new look and more space to hold adventure gear and trail accessories, this creation is designed to sit snugly on your back with adjustable, curved straps.The 30-litre backpack, with two external water bottle pockets, is made for easy access on the go.
A far cry from mass production, inside every Sealand bag is the name of the skilled craftsperson who made it, each with a unique story to share. Open your bag, find the name and QR code inside and visit the
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