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Built to be taken apart

How the VL-25 rail, the V-Clip and the V-Hook make every VALEVYN hat, bag and pocket module fit together — and why everything sits on the outside.

Everything on the outside

Most bags hide their pockets and most hats hide nothing at all. VALEVYN turns that around: the webbing, the loops, the clips and the pockets sit on the outside, where you can see how everything goes together — and take it apart again.

We make two carriers, a bucket hat and a crossbody bag, and a set of parts that clip onto both. Nothing needs a tool. Nothing is glued. Every part can be bought on its own.

One rail, one clip, one hook

The whole range runs on three pieces of hardware. If you know these three, you know what fits what.

PartWhat it isWhere you find it
VL-25 rail25 mm webbing with a flat, bar-tacked loop every 25 mmAround the crown of every hat; across the front of every bag
V-ClipA flat signal-yellow acetal clip that slides under a loop and locks with a press studTwo on the back of every pocket module; one on the tab of every gaiter; one on the hat keeper leash
V-HookA 15 mm signal-yellow snap hookAt both ends of every chin cord and strap; it clips to the 10 mm D-rings on every hat band and every bag

Why a hat and a bag

A bucket hat and a crossbody bag are the two things people carry every day without thinking about them. Put the same rail on both and a pocket stops belonging to one of them: keys on the hat at a gig, on the bag on the way home.

Six fabrics are cut into both a hat and a bag — black ripstop, diamond quilt, olive corduroy, ripstop with mesh, olive field canvas and charcoal with signal-yellow tape — so a pair can be worn together. The rails match either way.

Part numbers

Every product has a part number. HT are hats, BG bags, PM pocket modules, CS cords and straps, NG neck gaiters. Type a part number into the search bar at the top of any page and it takes you straight there.

What we do not say

Our hats and bags are everyday accessories. We do not describe them as waterproof, weatherproof or sun-protective, and they are not personal protective equipment. Fabric and hardware are listed on each product page so you can judge for yourself.