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The question almost always comes down to this: will you be walking, will you need to sit down, or are you only taking your laptop?
If you walk or cycle, choose a backpack. The weight is distributed across both shoulders, your hands remain free and the straps can be adjusted to suit your build and preferred carrying height.
If you travel on foot and need to carry several items, a tote bag is more practical: you can set it down, pick it up again and reach inside without taking it off.
If you only need the essentials, the pouch serves the same purpose as a messenger bag. Carried under the arm, without a shoulder strap or flap, it protects a laptop. It is the most understated design in the collection and the closest to a document case.
Finally, there is the reversible felt-and-leather belt: two different looks in a single piece, depending on which side you choose to wear.
It is the first question that arises when you are familiar with leather but not felt.
The material is created by fulling the wool until its fibres interlock to form a dense, continuous surface. There is no weave or grain—nothing that can fray or tear along a line. On a bag, the usual weak points are the assembly seams around the corners and fastenings. Shaped from a single piece, our leather goods have none.
Wool is naturally water-repellent: light rain runs off the surface without soaking into the bag or distorting its shape.
This is the most difficult balance to strike, and it depends on how well the material holds its shape.
Felt retains its shape without a frame or rigid lining. A bag that is too soft collapses and appears empty, while an overly structured bag remains bulky even when it contains nothing. Here, the structure comes from the density of the material itself: the bag retains a clean shape when lightly filled and opens up when more space is needed.
The precise dimensions are provided on each product page. Compare them with the size of your laptop before ordering.
For many men, this is what ultimately determines the purchase—and it is also where problems most often arise. A bag that is too small forces you to squeeze the laptop inside, while one that is too large allows it to move around.
Felt offers a specific advantage here: it acts as a cushion. Dense and slightly compressible, it absorbs shocks rather than transmitting them, unlike rigid leather, while a synthetic lining provides little impact protection.
The pouch can be slipped inside the backpack or tote bag to protect your laptop within a larger design. This is the most common combination: one bag for the day, one pouch for the laptop, and no need to reorganise everything when heading into a meeting with the pouch alone.
Black remains a safe choice, but it is no longer the only option. Our leather goods are available in both easy-to-wear shades and much bolder colours: beige, green, royal blue, red and more. Enough to choose between discretion and a stronger statement.
Felt also changes the way colour is worn. Its matt surface gives shades depth without shine: a vivid colour catches the eye without taking over, while a darker shade gains dimension. This allows the same collection to move from all-black to intense blue or deep red without changing its character.
When choosing, look to your wardrobe rather than following a rule. If your everyday clothing consists mainly of navy blue, grey, beige or denim, a vivid colour can become the focal point of the silhouette. If you prefer your bag to complement your outfits naturally, choose a more neutral or deeper shade. In either case, colour is not reserved for special occasions: it is designed to be worn every day.
Many men carry everything in their pockets until a laptop enters the equation. The Sacha pouch is then the simplest introduction to the collection: it is carried under the arm, weighs almost nothing and is all you need when only the essentials are coming with you.
The Camille belt plays the same role among the accessories, offering two different looks in a single piece depending on which side you choose to wear.