The Three Best Italian Leather Bags Every Man Should Own
October 2, 2015 4:20 pm Leave your thoughts
Just like Popeye needs his spinach, a stylish gentleman needs a trio of his best Italian leather bags. This triad of bag armoury will conquer your working weeks, spontaneous trips and times away. Seems extravagant? Think of them as a lifetime investment. Our Italian leather is built to last. This trilogy will veer you a few steps closer to a proper wardrobe, fit for a man of the world.
The Multi-functional Business Bag
The Calvino
An innovative style, recently spotted in the hands of high-fashion gentry, the soft briefcase trend is going global. The latest addition to our business collection, the Calvino, fuses corporate and contemporary style. Gone are the days when you could probably take out the hulk with a traditional, sharp-edged briefcase. If you crave a modern aesthetic for your smart-casual work attire, this rounded, relaxed business bag is your guy.
The Overseas Luggage Bag
The FleroL
Do your eyes hurt at the sight of those plastic, shell-shaped suitcases at the airport? They may be practical but, let’s face it, they’re ugly. The thought of venturing away to somewhere exotic and trailing that behind us is truly devastating. Your trips of a lifetime deserve a bag of a lifetime. Introducing the FleroL. This Italian leather luggage bag is the equivalent of first-class flying. A trusty companion, it’ll never let you down on your travels, even if the weather does.
The Weekend Holdall
The Farini
Weekends are the best. A chance to lap up luxury and treat yourself. For those impromptu weekends away at the coast or a nearby city, you need a perfectly sized holdall to fit snugly in the back seat of your car. Packing takes less than half an hour and a take-whatever attitude usually ensues. The Farini Italian leather holdall will make an appearance at all your weekends away. It’s the type of bag you throw a few outfits into, sling over your shoulder and head out the door, in style of course.
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This post was written by Julia Munder
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