Your passport is the single most important item you carry to Hajj. It belongs on your body — not in a bag, not in a pocket, not left anywhere.
This white cotton neck bag hangs flat against the chest on a long strap, keeping your passport and documents close, secure, and immediately accessible. The Bangladeshi flag and bilingual identification panel on the front — with fields for name, address, and passport number — means the bag itself serves as a visible
identification for Bangladeshi pilgrims travelling in groups. Soft cotton. Simple fastening. Does exactly what it needs to do.
• Cotton passport neck bag — white, worn on a long neck
strap
• Bangladeshi flag printed on the front panel — visible
group identification for BD pilgrims
• Bilingual identification fields: Name, Address,
Passport No. — in English and Arabic
• Zippered closure — documents secured inside
• Long strap — hangs flat against the chest, sits comfortably under or over clothing
• Material: Cotton
• Colour: White
Bangladeshi Hajj groups travel together and are identified by their flag and carrier markings throughout the journey — at the airport, in Makkah, in Mina. A neck bag that displays the flag serves two purposes at once: it secures the passport on the body and marks the pilgrim as part of their national group, making it easier for guides and group leaders to identify and assist them in a crowd.
The cotton construction was chosen for comfort in heat. A neck bag worn for hours in Makkah needs to sit lightly against the chest without building up warmth or causing irritation. This one does. The long strap allows it to hang naturally without pulling at the neck, and the zip keeps everything inside regardless of how much the wearer moves.
• Material: Cotton
• Colour: White
• Strap: Long neck strap
• Closure: Zip
• Front panel: Bangladeshi flag with bilingual ID fields
(English and Arabic)
• ID fields: Name, Address, Passport No.
• Occasion suitability: Hajj, Umrah
• Keeps passport and documents flat against the chest on
the body at all times — the safest place for them
• Bangladeshi flag on the front panel identifies the pilgrim as part of their national group — visible to guides and group leaders in a crowd
• Bilingual ID fields in English and Arabic — readable by the pilgrim and by Saudi staff if the bag is ever separated
• Cotton construction sits lightly in Makkah's heat —
does not build up warmth against the skin the way synthetic materials do
• Long strap allows a natural hang against the chest
without pressure on the neck across long hours of walking
• Zip closure keeps documents secure through tawaf, sa'i,
and all movement in between
For the pilgrim who keeps what matters most exactly where it should be — on their person.
