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This week’s find is Elvis & Kresse’s fire-hose bag approach: the brand rescues decommissioned fire-hose and other waste materials into bags and accessories, per the brand.
Quick answer
Per Elvis & Kresse, since 2005 the brand has rescued London’s decommissioned fire-hoses and donated 50% of profits to the Fire Fighters Charity — bags and belts are core expressions of that story.
Key takeaways
- Rescued fire-hose materials.
- 50% of profits to the Fire Fighters Charity, per the brand.
- UK-based story since 2005.
- Read live product pages for materials and care.
Context: circular fashion and deadstock meaning.
What is it, per the brand?
Per Elvis & Kresse, the brand began by saving fire-hose from landfill and, since 2005, has rescued London’s decommissioned hoses while donating 50% of profits to the Fire Fighters Charity. Collections include fire-hose bags, belts and related accessories.

Who it suits
- Shoppers who want rescued-material accessories.
- Anyone packing a sturdy day bag with a story.
- Readers following B Corp and charity-linked brands.
| Detail | Per the brand | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Materials | Decommissioned fire-hose and other rescued materials | Read each product page |
| Charity | 50% of profits to the Fire Fighters Charity | Verify current claims on brand pages |
| Origin story | Since 2005 | Explore About Us timeline |
| Care | Follow product care notes | Wipe clean; avoid harsh solvents |

Flow Check: Elvis & Kresse
- What it is: Rescued fire-hose accessories with 50% profits to the Fire Fighters Charity, per the brand.
- Who it’s for: Shoppers who want rescued-material bags.
- What to know: Start at elvisandkresse.com. Visit Elvis & Kresse
FAQ
Fire-hose is central; the brand also works with other rescued materials — check each product.
Structured bags pack less flat than soft totes; plan space.
Brand story includes Tonge Mill in Kent, per About Us.
Browse fire-hose bags and belts on elvisandkresse.com.
Bottom line
A fire-hose bag earns packing space when the rescued-material story matches how you actually carry.
