Retro Structured Crossbody Bag
Arrives Nov 23 to Dec 7
Christmas gift? Order by Nov 30 for delivery to United States by Dec 24. Or send a gift card
Lost or damaged on the way? We reship it or refund it. How it works
A compact flap bag with a firm, boxy shape and fine stitching along the edges. It sits neatly on the shoulder and keeps the day's small essentials close at hand.
Details
A small bag with a tidy, boxy silhouette. The flap closes with a firm snap and the edges are traced with fine stitching, so it looks considered from every angle.
The PU outer has a smooth, even finish that holds its shape, and the square profile keeps it neat under an arm or across the body. At 19cm wide, it takes a phone, a card holder, keys and a lipstick without bulging.
It works for a lunch date, a gallery afternoon or a day of errands when a larger tote feels like too much. The single strap sits comfortably on the shoulder, and the plain colours pair easily with a trench coat, a knit dress or jeans.
- PU outer with a firm, structured feel
- Flap front with a horizontal square silhouette
- Fine stitching detail along the edges
- Single shoulder strap
- Measures 19 x 11.5 x 6.5cm
- Available in black, khaki and brown
Shades
black, khaki, brown
How to use
Wear it on the shoulder or adjust the strap to sit across the body for busier days. Keep the shape by storing it filled lightly in its dust bag, and wipe the PU surface with a soft, damp cloth when needed.
Size & fit
Between two sizes? Take the larger for a relaxed fit. Full measurements and UK/US/EU conversions are in the size guide.
Delivery & returns
Ships within 1-3 business days with tracking and usually arrives in 7-15 business days, sooner from our regional warehouses. All sales are final; if your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, tell us within 7 days of delivery. Learn more
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