Climbing bag

Hitorii is an LA brand that designs and creates sustainable, minimalistic products for climbers. Our apparel is meant to be multi-functional in its design aesthetic, so rock climbers can wear it out in the city, not just at the crag or gym. We also make climbing stickers, chalkbag pins, and bouldering ticklist posters.

So, this DIY probably won't appeal to most of you, but I wanted to share this project for my climbing readers out there! Back when we first started climbing we were renting gear, but as we realized that we were wanting to start climbing consistently, renting all the time didn't make financ

Eco-friendly backpacks made from repurposed tent material and retired outdoor gear. Recycled, vegan and handmade in Sheffield, UK.

Chalk bag for climbing I made out of an old rice bag. Lots of improvising and rushing, which resulted in a disappointing product. I’ll make an improved version when I get my hands on another rice bag. #climbing #sewing #textiles #upcycle

Limited-edition products from Field Mag, the publication for lovers of good design and the great outdoors

Buy *A Vontade online at The Bureau Belfast with fast worldwide shipping.

We turned these retired climbing ropes into chalk bags, in order to keep them from going to waste. Check out our website to learn more or purchase one for yourself. #climbing #upcycle #sustainable #climber #handmade #shopsmall

A fresh delivery of organic cotton fleece from @organic_textile_company means chalk bags and buckets are back in stock for summer climbing adventures 🧗 The last roll of fleece I ordered was back in 2018, so it’s exciting to think how many chalk bags we’ve made in the studio and all the climbing they’ve seen! I’m sure this roll will keep us in chalk bags for another few years ✌️ Using organic cotton fleece also means at the end of it’s climbing journey it is biodegradable 💚 🤞 Fingers…