Women's bags: handbags, crossbody, backpacks, totes, straw and cork

Find your bag by shape and material

  • Handbag

    Short handles are the point of a handbag: these are carried in the hand or hooked over the forearm. The selection runs from structured shapes that hold their form to soft buckets,…

  • Backpack

    These are city backpacks, not trekking gear. Most of them carry a print: tropical foliage, graphic mosaics, soft pastels, drawn illustrations. A few play the material card…

  • Shoulder bag

    A crossbody bag keeps both hands free, which is why it has become the default shape for the school run, the commute and a day out in town. Ours come in canvas, printed fabric,…

  • Cork bags

    Our cork bag rack holds women's styles built from natural cork backed by synthetic panels , a combination that stays light on the shoulder and shrugs off a light shower. Shapes…

  • Weekend bag

    Our weekend bags for women are printed nylon totes, sized for two or three nights away. Every model in the range shares the same shell: 54 × 35 × 18 cm , two handles and a…

  • Tote bag

    Open-top totes with two handles, made up in linen, jute canvas, plain canvas or printed nylon. A few carry a pale panel with wording set across the front. The rest are printed…

  • Fanny packs

    Our bum bag section gathers shapes worn at the waist or across the body, keeping the essentials within reach. The fabrics range from fluffy faux fur and star-patterned velvet to…

  • Straw baskets

    A round straw basket does one job brilliantly: it sits upright while you fill it. Ours are woven from natural plaited straw , trimmed with lace, pom-poms, shells and little…

  • Straw bags

    Woven straw, light tones and summer shapes. The pieces gathered here run from crossbody bags and openwork rectangles to crescent shapes and round models, in colours that go from…

Our selection of women's bags

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This page gathers the bag side of our leather goods department: everyday shapes, travel formats and summer styles in PU, fabric, nylon, cork or straw. The pointers below help you choose by shape, use and material.

From crossbody to tote: the shapes in this department

Worn across the body, a bag keeps both hands free on a commute or a day of errands. Satchels, bucket bags and mini chain styles all sit among our crossbody and shoulder bags.

Structured shapes with short or medium handles hold their shape and suit smarter outfits; you will find them in our selection of structured styles.

For shopping days, an open tote of 40-50 cm carries a 15-25 litre load without complaint; browse our roomy open formats.

Choosing women's bags for work, travel and summer

For the office, pick a structured model that takes an A4 format: paperwork stays flat and a small laptop slips in easily. A weekender in cabin 50 cm format spares you a suitcase for two days away.

Come summer, round baskets and woven straw styles take over for the beach and the market, light and airy by nature.

If you would rather avoid leather, our Portuguese cork designs are light, naturally water-resistant and made from bark harvested without felling the cork oak.

Materials and care at a glance

Everyday care and indicative lifespan by bag material
MaterialEveryday careIndicative lifespan
Full-grain leatherSoft damp cloth, nourishing cream 2-3 times a year10-30 years
Split leatherThe same care, more often3-8 years
PU (vegan)Damp cloth with mild soapy water1-5 years
CorkA simple wipe; waterproof by nature5-15 years
Straw and raffiaGentle brushing, dry flatSeasonal use

Composition varies from one model to the next, so check the material on the product page before you buy. Looked after well, a good bag lasts 5-30 years depending on material and use.

Colour, storage and keeping the shape

Black covers formal wardrobes, tan and camel warm up neutrals, and beige or ecru belongs to spring and summer. One bright bag on a neutral outfit is often all the colour a silhouette needs.

Store your bags flat or hanging, lightly padded so they keep their shape, in a dry room away from direct sun and damp. Rotating two or three models through the week spreads the wear.