The artisans who create Heritage Gear are the ultimate practitioners of their craft: sourcing sustainable, high integrity materials, hand cutting and sewing, and finishing their work to the highest of standards. Our bags feature sustainable wool created by one of the oldest mills, American Woolen, out of Connecticut and our leather is primarily produced in America. Our products are hand crafted in North America and the Caribbean.

Yes. We work directly with schools, teams, and organizations to ensure every product is officially licensed. This means you can carry your Heritage Gear piece knowing it was made the right way, start to finish.

While we don’t currently offer personalization or customization for individual orders, we do offer custom bags for businesses, organizations, and groups upon request. If you’re interested in creating custom Heritage Gear products for your organization, please contact us here to discuss available options.

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We love hearing from you and knowing what team, school or product you’d like to see from us next. Shoot us an email here.

Yes, we do ship internationally.

We accept returns or exchanges within 30 days of purchase. Scroll to the bottom of this page to learn more about our return policy or to make a return or exchange.

Economy, standard and expedited.

You should receive a tracking email once your order has shipped. If you did not receive an email or have other questions, please contact us here.

Please email us here as soon as possible. If your order hasn’t yet entered production or shipped, we’ll do our best to make the change or cancellation—but we can’t guarantee changes once fulfillment has begun.

The fine leather we use in our bags develops a great patina as it ages. As with all natural leathers, subtle markings may occur prior to tanning. These natural markings add character and do not affect durability. If your leather gets dirty, you can use a soft cloth or brush to first remove any dirt that might be sitting on the leather’s surface. Next, you can mix a solution of warm water and dish or neutral saddle soap and wipe the leather. It is always a good idea to “spot test” any cleaning method first on a minimally visible area of the bag to avoid any discoloration. Lastly, use a second clean, damp cloth to wipe off the soap and dry with a towel. Keep the bag in an open/airy space to fully dry out.

Store your bag in a cool, dry place, out of direct sunlight, ideally in the dust bag it came with. Avoid stacking heavy items on top of it and allow it to breathe rather than sealing it in plastic for long periods.

We absolutely want to ensure your bag stands the test of time-pending the circumstance we will happily repair/replace your bag. Please email us here with any inquiries.

You can see our list of current Stockists here.