Men's Sac for sports: holdall, gym, and pitch

For the gym, the court or the weekend, the men's sports bag from the department includes the pillow Fred Perry Tonal Classic Barrel, featuring the laurel crown, the Hindbag Charlie in organic cotton, available in several colours, and the tote bag The North Face. Simple, sturdy bags that are easy to carry.

The sports bag, the training companion

Cleats, jersey, water bottle, shower gel: a man's sports bag accompanies gym sessions, Sunday matches, and impromptu weekends. It needs to withstand bumps, humid changing rooms, and daily commutes.

Fred Perry, the tennis duffel bag

Heir to the British tennis champion, the Fred Perry brand offers the Tonal Classic Barrel, a duffel bag that fits jersey, shorts, and trainers. The embroidered laurel in the same shade as the fabric remains discreet.

Short handles for carrying by hand, strap for the shoulder.

Hindbag Charlie

The French brand Hindbag presents the Charlie, made from organic cotton, sewn in India in a social workshop. A more flexible bag that folds up when empty and fits into a locker.

The tote from the Californian brand

The large cotton canvas tote from The North Face is perfect for the beach, the pool, or Saturday shopping. Its generous size swallows up towels and outfits.

Organising your bag

Shoes: in a separate bag, to avoid dirtying your outfit.
Clean outfit: rolled up at the bottom of the bag.
Toiletries: in a waterproof pouch.
Keys and phone: in a small pocket, within easy reach.

The bag for football

For a match or training, the bag must hold cleats, shin guards, the jersey, and a towel. Slip muddy cleats into a plastic bag or cover to keep the rest clean.

The bag for the gym

For weightlifting or cardio, a medium-sized duffel is sufficient: trainers, t-shirt, shorts, water bottle, towel. It fits in a locker.

The bag for tennis or padel

The Fred Perry duffel, true to the brand's legacy, accompanies a tennis or padel session. The racket can be carried separately or stick out of the bag depending on its size.

From the pitch to the weekend

The same bag is perfectly fine for a two-day trip: two outfits, a pouches, a pair of shoes, and it’s set for a weekend getaway.

Why this duffel shape?

Its cylindrical shape distributes contents well and easily fits into a boot or locker. You can store the rolled-up outfit, which limits creases. Its short handles can be held by hand, while the strap can be worn over the shoulder.

The bag and the locker room

In a locker room, a compact bag can fit in a standard locker, while a large bag often ends up on the floor. Consider the size of your gym's lockers before choosing, and have a padlock to protect your belongings.

The bag for running

For a run after work, a soft bag can hold your outfit, running shoes, and a towel. Once empty, the Charlie folds up and fits into a backpack.

Choosing the right size

A bag that’s too large can be cumbersome and unwieldy, while one that’s too small forces you to stuff everything in. For the gym, a medium capacity is enough; for football or weekends, go for a bigger one.

Style and subtlety

A black or navy bag with a discreet logo fits well with office attire on training nights. A colourful bag matches perfectly with sportswear.

Fighting odours

Don't leave damp clothes in the bag. Empty it as soon as you get home, air it out, and tuck a sachet of baking soda or lavender in between sessions.

Care

Cotton can handle a cold wash if the label allows it. A canvas duffel can be cleaned with a damp sponge. Always let it dry open, away from the radiator.