Travel
Weekend Bag
Prefer a different leather, colour or lining? Most pieces can be made to order. Write to the atelier.
A weekend bag in grey Italian calf leather, built for a few days away rather than a full trip - packing light without carrying something that looks like sports equipment.
The handles are reinforced where they meet the body, since that's where a packed bag actually strains. An adjustable shoulder strap frees a hand when it's not needed.
Cotton-lined inside, with minimal hardware so nothing catches on clothing while packing. Made in Italy from calf leather.
Details
The bag is cut from Italian calf leather and lined in cotton. The handles are reinforced where they meet the body, because that is the point at which a packed bag actually strains. The hardware is kept minimal, so there is little for clothing to catch on while packing. The shoulder strap is adjustable and comes off when it is not wanted. Our calf leather is responsibly sourced from local Italian farms, repurposing byproducts of the meat industry.
Interior and exterior measurements on request.
Delivery and returns
Free worldwide with DHL Express. Pieces in stock are delivered in 7–14 days.
Returns within 14 days of delivery, unused and in their original condition. Personalised and bespoke pieces cannot be returned. Return policy · Shipping policy.
Made to order and personalisation
Pieces in stock leave within days. Made to order, leather goods and boxes take 4–6 weeks; furniture 1–2 months.
Initials or a monogram can be hot-stamped in gold, silver or blind. A different leather, colour or lining can be made to order; nothing is cut until you have approved it. How a commission works.
Repairs
Whatever we make, we repair. Send a photograph and we quote before any work begins.
Care
A dry cloth, a dust bag and a stable room are most of it. The rest is in Leather Care.
Packaging and gifts
Every piece leaves in a box made in Italy. Add a message at checkout and we write it by hand; a gift receipt on request.

Presented in the house's signature packaging - The Art of Packaging
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