William Ellery x 1733 Ultralight Daypack

William Ellery and bag maker 1733, led by designer Phil Schade, have collaborated on a new bag designed for ultralight travel. The main objective of the bag is to be the smallest and lightest viable travel option. The bag forgoes traditional foam padding and instead uses the gear you already carry as its padding. It is made of waterproof materials, making it suitable for spontaneous side trips. The bag can be easily compressed and clipped to a hiker's main pack. The carrying capacity of the bag is impressive, with room for a camera, film, sunglasses, phone, sit-pad, lunch, snacks, jacket, and a 1-liter water bottle. It also features a Mil-Spec waterproof zipper, external zip pocket, expandable top shelf storage cord, and an ultralight aluminum stowage hook. The bag is dyed naturally using coffee grounds from Sey Coffee, specifically Ethiopian Bera beans, giving it a warm golden tone. Each bag is unique due to varying saturation levels during the dyeing process. The bag is available now for purchase through William Ellery's official website.