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Custom Sling Backpacks

A sling backpack rides on one shoulder and swings around to the front, so the wearer can reach a phone, keys or a water bottle without taking the bag off.


This collection holds more than 50 single-strap styles, from flat 210D polyester packs priced from $4.60 to padded laptop slings and brand-name crossbodies by Osprey, Bellroy, Thule and TUMI. Most are polyester, close to half use recycled fabric, and nearly every one has a zippered pocket and an adjustable strap. They work for festival giveaways, campus orientation kits, commuter gifts for staff and travel programs where a full backpack is more than people need.


Choosing a Sling Style

  • Budget packs: thin recycled 210D polyester slings with a single zip compartment, easy to hand out by the hundred at a street fair or 5K.
  • Everyday carry: padded backs, two zip compartments, front bottle pockets and ambidextrous straps that switch between the left and right shoulder.
  • Tech-ready: slings for 14 and 15 inch laptops, a crossbody with a tablet sleeve, and one model with a built-in USB charging port.
  • Name brands: Bellroy slings in 3L and 7L sizes, Osprey crossbodies, plus Thule, CamelBak, High Sierra, Got Bag, MiiR and a TUMI sling for executive gifts.


Decoration Options

  • Full color printing: offered on most styles and handles photos, gradients and multicolor logos on smooth polyester panels.
  • Embroidery: available on over 30 styles, with a stitched, raised mark that suits recycled ripstop and polycanvas fabrics.
  • Screen printing: keeps a one or two color logo sharp and economical on larger runs of the lower priced packs.


A few slings can be ordered as a single piece, handy for a sample or a small batch for a leadership team, while others start as high as 150. Production generally runs 10 to 27 days depending on the style and decoration. Share your headcount and event date and we can point you to the slings that fit both the budget and the calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sling bags start very low, from about $4.60 for the Simple Sling Pack in recycled 210D polyester. Padded and two-compartment slings, like the Brooklyn, Barton and Wave, cost near $8.90. Slings with laptop sleeves or USB ports run around $20 to $25, and premium slings from Osprey, Bellroy and TUMI cost about $75 to $450.

Slings work well where people want light, hands-free carry:

  • Festivals and concerts, where a small bag keeps hands free.
  • Campus and school events, as low-cost giveaways.
  • Travelers, who keep a phone and passport close.
  • Runners and hikers, with styles like the Hydration Sling Bag.

A few can. The McKinley Laptop Sling Backpack fits a 15 inch laptop, and the Osprey Nebula Sling Bag fits a 14 inch laptop. The Osprey Aoede Crossbody Sling has a tablet sleeve. Four slings list a laptop compartment, while most are sized for phones, keys and small items.

Most slings, 45 of them, accept full color printing, which suits bright logos on the front panel. Embroidery, on 32 slings, gives premium slings like the Renew, Deluxe and Aft a stitched logo. Screen printing, on 18 slings, keeps budget slings affordable for big runs.

Some slings start at 1 piece, while budget event slings go up to 150. Sling bags are produced in about 10 to 27 days, and setup runs from $45 to $110. That range lets you buy a single premium sling or a large batch for an event.

Yes. About 26 slings use recycled materials, such as the Quick Access Sling Bag in recycled PET and the Bellroy Lite Sling in recycled ripstop. About 25 have adjustable straps, and the Renew sling has an ambidextrous strap. Brands include Osprey, Bellroy, CamelBak, Got Bag, Thule, FEED, MiiR, Swiss Gear and TUMI.