International Fanny Pack Day - March
Sat, Mar 8, 2025

International Fanny Pack Day

International Fanny Pack Day is an international holiday dedicated to helping underprivileged people and celebrating the fanny pack. This accessory is not only fashionable but also very practical. Now you don’t have to stuff a lot of small items into your pockets: wet wipes, car keys, lighter, phone, house keys, etc. The list could go on and on. A fanny pack solves this problem. The holiday is celebrated annually on the second Saturday in March.

History

International Fanny Pack Day was created in 2007 thanks to Nick Yates, who lived in Portland. One day, he was walking down the street late at night and met a homeless man with whom he shared some food from his fanny pack. Thus, the holiday is not only dedicated to this accessory but also aimed at helping the poor.

In the modern world, fanny packs began to appear in the 1980s. They were gladly worn by both men and women. The belt bag was always in plain sight, so you could put important things in it without fear of being stolen by pickpockets. They were popular until the 2000s, when the fashion for waist bags began to decline. However, fashion is cyclical, and since 2012 this accessory has been gaining popularity again. Fanny packs are now worn by many celebrities and produced by the most fashionable and premium clothing companies such as Prada and LV.

Interesting Facts

  • In general, fanny packs appeared a long time ago. For example, even ancient people made bags from leather or fur that hung from their belts.
  • Belt bags are popular in casual dress style outfits.
  • In France, such bags are called “banana bags.”

How to Celebrate

Complete your casual look with a fanny pack on this day. If you don’t have one, International Fanny Pack Day is the perfect reason to get one.

Spread the word on social media. Ask other users if they use a fanny pack or if they prefer pockets.

When is International Fanny Pack Day in 2025?

International Fanny Pack Day is observed annually on the second Saturday in March.

Observations

Weekday Month Day Year
Saturday March 8 2025
Saturday March 14 2026
Saturday March 13 2027
Saturday March 11 2028
Saturday March 10 2029

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