The Easy Riders Collection Is Peak Circular Design Chic

A one-of-a-kind piece is, by nature, special–it is singularly the only thing that exists like it. FREITAG prides itself on circular design in every respect of the process, reclaiming used (but not finished) truck tarps and billboard material, transforming a material that would otherwise go unused into something totally unique. Their new Easy Riders collection features cute catchalls, expertly designed to fit snugly on to the frame or handlebars of your bike. That’s not all–these bags can transform into messengers, conveniently coming with you with a simple clip-on strap. Build your ideal setup, stay prepared, and take it on the road, wherever that may be.

The F140 FRAN is a crossbody bag and a bike pouch in one, clipping on to the front of your handlebars with ease. An easily convertible bag from day to night, sling it crossbody to take your essentials from trail to town with ease.

The F141 BERYL is an asymmetrical cycling bag that sits snugly on the top tube, with a handy strap for the seat tube to keep things secure.

Small but mighty, the F142 HEINZ sits at the back of the seat post, strapped to the bottom of the saddle. For your most precious objects, even a little mud won’t stand a chance against the tarp material, waterproof and meant to withstand even the toughest elements. This mini bag can also be clipped to a bag, belt, or as a standalone crossbody bag. Each one unique, you’ll carry a piece of manufactur, as well as a sense

FREITAG is on a mission to keep bags in use, not in the closet or worse, landfill. Each piece is unique, upcycling a core tenet of the values of the brand. They walk the walk where many do not–offering Repair, Take-Back, and Rent services, you can truly keep your bag in use, as long as you’d like.

To learn more about the Easy Riders collection from FREITAG, visit freitag.ch.

Photography by Silvia Possamai.

Growing up in NYC has given Aria a unique perspective into art + design, constantly striving for new projects to get immersed in. An avid baker, crocheter, and pasta maker, handwork and personal touch is central to what she loves about the built environment. Outside of the city, she enjoys hiking, biking, and learning about space.