Swag Hutch

Special order item, please contact us before purchasing

The DARCHE HUTCH® adds an additional storage solution to your DARCHE Swag and keeps your gear dry and sheltered. The DARCHE HUTCH® can be attached to your swag or can be set up as a freestanding unit. Made with strong and durable 420gsm Ripstop Polycotton Canvas. Designed for Dirty Dee and compatible with Dusk to Dawn, and Ridgedome swags in 900 or 1100 sizing.

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**Features and Specifications**

- Designed specifically to fit the Dirty Dee 1100 swag.
- Elastic skirt allows HUTCH® to be used in conjunction with all other DARCHE swags (900/1100 models only).
- When attached to the swag, the convenient inner door lets you access your gear from inside the swag.
- Can also be used in conjunction with most other swag brands.
- Can be set up as a freestanding unit.
- Ideal for keeping your gear out of the elements and within easy reach from your swag.
- Convenient ‘in swag’ access door with mesh panel.
- 2 x side access doors with zip enclosure.
- Pegs, guy ropes, and polyester carry bag included.
- Australian Registered Design: 202013560.
- Patent Pending: 2020902205.
- Designed and tested in Australia.

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*Product configuration may vary from photos. Shown with optional extras, available separately. Please verify exact specifications and contents before purchase.*

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About Darche | Product FAQ | Warranty | Catalogue

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**WHERE IT ALL BEGAN**

In 1991, Darche revolutionized the traditional swag market with the introduction of the Dome style swag. DARREN O’DWYER, the founder of Darche with his wife CHERYL (DAR-CHE), embarked on an eastern Australia journey. Wanting a shelter arrangement that was quick, practical, and easy to stow, Darren used his imagination and created a canvas shell with fiberglass poles and the dome style swag was born. Darren realized he required a suitable and purpose-built factory arrangement to suffice demand. Using Australian supply chain partners, Darche became the leading swag and canvas converter in Australia.

Today Darche is proudly owned by the Charles Parsons Group who have been actively involved for over 20 years in supplying textile and trim componentry to Darche. Charles Parsons is the largest textile wholesaler in the Southern Hemisphere with offices in every capital city of Australia, including offices in Fiji, Auckland, and Shanghai. The day-to-day running of Darche occurs in a warehouse facility based in Thomastown, Victoria with a site area of more than 40,000m². Darche is overseen by experienced textile product developers, business strategists, and passionate staff who are keen outdoor enthusiasts with sound knowledge and experience to match.

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**OUR PROMISE**

We are passionate, dynamic, and keen. We enjoy the same lifestyle choices as our consumers. We strive to provide our consumers the very best value, reliability, and service and most importantly we recognize the trust they place on us. We welcome our consumer’s feedback both positive and negative and promise to keep delivering whilst listening. We are mindful of our vulnerable environment and build our products to last the journey. We encourage lifetime use and if over the years it requires attention, even if it is a discontinued product, we endeavor to find a solution, on a best effort basis, to have it back and performing for you.

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**WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT?**

Darche’s growth and shortage of experienced canvas converters and local machinists, have seen Darche establish reputable offshore assembly and supply chain partners. Operating from four major plants purposely selected and audited by Darche. Machinists, assemblers, finishers, tool makers, and QA/QC supervisors are included in our required workforce of over 180 people over our four plants. It is vitally important to note Darche do not use Trading Houses or vertical arrangements offshore to source product. We at Darche develop all product prototypes in Australia and are involved from concept through to market release. Utilizing Charles Parsons accredited laboratories and leading processes, all developments are then vigorously tested at the Thomastown facility and again in real-life situations by developers.