Gianneli Colours Duffle Bag with Mesh Pocket

Purple, orange and blue painting on a polyester duffle with a mesh pocket on the side. A mesh pocket does one thing a fabric pocket cannot: it lets air through, which is why it is the pocket for the water bottle, the damp towel and the shoes, and why a bag without one forces all three into the main compartment with your clothes.

Why The Mesh Pocket Earns Its Place

• Wet things dry instead of souring. A sealed fabric pocket keeps damp in; an open weave lets it evaporate, which is the difference after a gym session or a beach afternoon.
• A bottle stays outside the bag. Anything that can leak belongs on the outside, and a mesh pocket stretches to hold it without a strap.
• You can see what is in it. Open weave means the pocket is checked at a glance rather than by reaching in.

The Rest Of The Storage

Multiple pockets inside, including a zip pocket for valuables, so the things that must not move around have a compartment that closes. The main space is 22 by 11.5 by 11.5 inches, square in section rather than flat, which suits bulky items.

Materials And Structure

100% polyester at 9.56 oz per square yard, weight varying by up to 5%, with a black interlining behind the printed panels and T-piping along the seams. The interlining gives the print a solid ground; the piping keeps the shape after repeated loading.

Carrying A Full Bag

Dual padded handles with hook-and-loop wraps that join them into a single grip, and an adjustable padded shoulder strap that lifts off completely when it is not wanted.

Practical Answers

Will a water bottle fit the mesh pocket? The pocket is sized for one and the mesh stretches, so a standard bottle sits in it without a retaining strap.

Is the mesh strong enough for shoes? For carrying, yes. Mesh is open rather than weak, but it is the one part of the bag with no interlining behind it, so heavy or sharp-edged items are better inside.

Is the print on both sides? The design is printed across the outer panels of the bag rather than placed as a single graphic on one face.