distinctive apparel

This caramel-brown hobo bag wears its adventurous spirit with pride, as evidenced in the whiskered, buttery-soft leather that only gets richer with age. Made in Mexico by Ricardo Hinojosa, the bag features a central zip compartment and two with snap closures.

This versatile bag transforms with your needs - wear it cross-body, slung over your shoulder or carried by hand with equal style. Javanese artisan Fatchurohman’s striking design marries raw natural elements with refined details, creating a bold yet practical statement piece that adapts to any occasion. Rich in texture, the gorgeous accessory is crafted from jute fiber, hand-woven dried pandan leaves and leather accents. The handles feature a snap button closure that opens to a zippered main compartment, fully lined and featuring two open pockets and a zippered one to keep your essentials organized. Boasting brass fixtures, the adjustable strap can be removed to wear it as desired, making the bag a standout for its distinctive look and for its flexible carrying options.

The first thing you will notice about this generous tote bag are the distinctive straps made up of a series of loose cords that form a solid handle on top. Hand-woven from 100% cotton by members of the Women United for Artisan Development group in Guatemala, the bag is not lined, has no pockets and features beautiful patterns in mahogany and blue over an ivory base.

Embroidered by hand, stars form a dazzling pattern on a cotton sling tote. The motifs cover a generous front pocket. By Jiap Rojjana, the bag is fully lined and an inner pocket with zipper keeps small items handy. Yellow cords and rain tree wood beads adorn the strap, and both the outer pocket and the purse close with coconut shell buttons.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.

Embroidered by hand, hill tribe motifs tell of the Akha people's rich textile traditions. The patterns cover a generous front pocket on a cotton sling tote. By Jiap Rojjana, the bag is fully lined and an inner pocket with zipper keeps small items handy. Yellow cords and rain tree wood beads adorn the strap, and both the outer pocket and the purse close with coconut shell buttons.

Because each is an individual work of embroidery art, colors and motifs may vary slightly according to the artisan's inspiration.