Some bags you get because they provide all the right compartments for whatever situations you plan to use them in. That’s not the case with Mifland’s Rolltop Rucksack. Instead, it’s the backpack you get for the sole reason that it looks all manners of amazing, ensuring it will bless you with extra style, whether you’re spending the day hiking, shooting pictures, or grinding hard at work.
Instead of multiple compartments like most backpacks, the bag comes as just a single sack. Designed with minimalism in mind, there are no external pockets, no interior dividers, and not even a laptop sleeve in tow. Just a sack you can strap on your back, with all your gear mixed up in a glorious mess inside.
The Mifland Rolltop Rucksack comes in a rolltop design that cinches the top opening using a drawstring before folding down to just the right height to accommodate your gear. It can be adjusted anywhere from 16 to 22 inches tall, so you can carry a small pack or a large pack, depending on what you need for the day. Construction is mid-weight supple leather, so it’s more luxurious than a typical sack, with belt-style leather for both the closures and shoulder straps.
While it comes in three colors, we’re partial to the rustic brown leather version, which looks just at home in the city as it does in a lakeside cabin deep in the woods. And, yes, there’s absolutely no zipper in sight.
Available now, the Mifland Rolltop Rucksack is priced at $429.