I present a small crossbody bag with my original painting printed on both sides. I love practical things; therefore, everything I create is stylish but comfortable and functional. This shoulder bag has two purposes. First, carry with a strap – it is a lightweight crossbody bag. Without a strap, it becomes a cosmetic bag.
Shoulder bags are handmade of 100% polyester. Fabric is robust, durable, and well-washable at 30 ° C.
Made of a smooth fabric that resembles linen.
| Designed in | Lithuania |
|---|---|
| Tier | Tier II |
| Dropshipping eligible | Yes |
| made in | Europe, Lithuania |
| Bag size | S |
| Fabric | Flat surface fabric |
| Handmade | Yes |
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The black KOKUKA bag is inspired by a Soviet-era bicycle tool bag. It’s a versatile bag suitable for daily use, special events, travel, or work. The bag can be worn crossbody, as a shoulder bag, or as a belt bag. The bag’s details are interchangeable and repairable. Inside, there is a hidden pocket for cards and a zippered coin compartment.
The bag has one long adjustable strap and one short strap.
The bag is available in various colors. Please see the colors from the image gallery.
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- 7 % Off Flora is a handmade leather crossbody bag from Estonian designer Gerda Retter which can also be worn as a handbag. The bag features an inner zipper pocket and an adjustable strap. It is crafted from handpicked Spanish leather in Gerda Retter’s studio in Tartu, Estonia.
Gerda Retter is an Estonian accessory designer who created her brand in 2016 while studying at the Tartu Higher Art School in the field of leather design. In addition, Gerda has studied under the guidance of accessory design masters in both Italy and Hungary. Gerda was nominated for the Design-a-Bag competition in Hong Kong in 2015 and has been nominated for the BRUNO Award at the Estonian Design Award for several years.
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Stella Soomlais Capital of Goods Fanny Bag/Shoulder Bag is a responsibly crafted, functional and long-lasting leather bag made in Europe. Capital of Goods can be worn as a shoulder bag, fanny bag, or bumbag, or you can remove the straps altogether. Inside is a sleek compartment for the phone, a bigger open slot and a removable pocket with a zipper. Once you receive the bag, look inside it to discover which of our artisans has made it.
Stella Soomlais: We have great respect for the materials we use. Our designs are crafted to minimize the cutting leftovers. So far, we have managed to reduce the leftovers to only 2-4%. Our goal is to reach zero waste in the next few years. The bag designs follow our own circular concept, which we call Round 2. It enables us to give the product and the material the longest lifetime. This is why our bag design is minimal and with no decor – all details have a function. As high-quality natural finish leather is used, the decor part is done by the material itself – in time, it will have a great patina and it tells its story. Changeable parts enable simple maintenance and after-care. Face-lifting of used products is easy and allows us to direct refreshed bags into the next rounds of usage. The extensive material surface without any seams also allows some redesigning if necessary (e.g., if stains and scratches occur, it’s possible to add a pocket, etc.) or create something entirely new out of the used material.
Simple and minimalist crossbody bag Meru. There are two different options to wear the bag: crossbody with a long strap and hand-wear with a short handle. The bag closes with the magnet clasp. The long strap is 122 cm long. You can adjust the length using knots.
All Lava flow products are handmade with ethically sourced, 100% natural, certificated Italian vegetable tanned leather, which is the most naturally processed, highest quality, and environmentally friendly.
Because natural leather is minimally processed, each piece will have individual characteristics that make it unique.
Designed and handcrafted to last a lifetime and only gets better with time.
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