Sanders Crew Bag

SANDERS SAILS LIMITED

£60

Sanders Sails Bespoke Crew Bag using Recycled / Offcut Sail Cloth A stylish crew bag made from offcut sail-cloth and handmade here in Lymington. This handy crew bag comes in 3 sizes and features the iconic Sanders Sail Tie handles, along with a full-length opening zip. A must when on the water ashore! 40 Litre 55cm (length) x 26cm (width) x 26cm (height) 27 Litre 48cm (length) x 23cm (width) x 23cm (height) 18 Litre 43cm (length) x 19cm (width) x 19cm (height) If you would like to purchase one of these bags and we are showing them as Out of Stock please email: shop@sanders-sails.co.uk and one

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SANDERS SAILS LIMITED, number 04927043. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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