WOMEN'S
Women's Satchel & Crossbody Bags
Strap drop decides where a bag lands on the body, and where it lands decides what it is good for. A long adjustable strap worn diagonally sits at the hip, spreads weight across the back and leaves both hands free; shorten it and the same bag rides at the waist, closer and quicker to reach into. Structured satchels add a top handle, so they can also be carried by hand at the side.
Proportion follows from that. Flat north-south shapes under a turn-lock flap stay close to the body; wider east-west bodies open across the top; camera bags on broad webbing straps sit low and square; saddle shapes curve to the hip; mini pouches on a fine chain carry only a phone and cards. Grained and smooth calfskin, saffiano, suede, coated canvas and nylon pair with chain or webbing straps, buckle sliders and twill or suede linings.
















































































































































































































































































































































































