Women's Leather Bags

A good leather bag should work as hard as you do and look better for it. Our women's leather bags come in warm tans and deep browns, and most are cut from distressed leather. That gives each one a soft, lived-in finish from the first day, and it picks up more character every time you grab it on the way out.

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Buffon - Embossed Large Leather Bag

£120.00

Bastoni - Distressed Leather Cow Print Pattern Bag - Tan

£150.00

Pirlo - Distressed Leather All Purpose Bag

£200.00

Meazza - Distressed Leather Mini Shoulder Bag - Tan

£80.00

Chiesa - Distressed Leather Chest Bag - Brown

£100.00

Baggio - Distressed Leather Shoebag

£80.00

The Buffon is the bag for days that need a bit of everything. It measures 38cm across, enough for a scarf, a paperback and the snacks you swore you wouldn't need. Carry it by the twin handles or clip on the shoulder strap when your hands are full. The embossed tan leather gives it texture, and a zipped inner pocket keeps your keys where you can find them.

The Bastoni is a bag for people who like a bit of flair. Tan distressed leather carries an embossed cow print pattern, and it switches from backpack to handbag in seconds. Front and rear security pockets keep your phone away from wandering hands on a crowded train.

For lighter days, choose a crossbody.
The Meazza mini shoulder bag is Italian handcrafted from tan leather with brass hardware and a neat flap closure. It holds your phone, cards, keys and a lipstick without the bulk. The Chiesa chest bag is also Italian handcrafted, this time in rich brown leather with a brass popper. It sits snugly across the body for festivals, city breaks and Saturday markets.

The Pirlo is a messenger-style bag with pockets front and back and room inside to keep a work day organised. The Baggio shoebag is lined in checked cotton, so heels and trainers stay well away from your clean clothes in a suitcase.

It's the rare present that looks better in five years than it does on the day it's unwrapped.

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