Leather Bag

The Bag: Travel Companion Through the Ages

The men's bag has a history as long as that of humanity. From the first skins used to wrap utensils to modern bags with refined details and finishes, they have always fulfilled their daily function and have always symbolized, albeit in very different contexts, the social status of the wearer.

Regarding travel bags, in an era when traveling for leisure or work became more accessible, bulky luggage gave way to lighter, more compact, durable, and practical solutions. Heavy trunks gave birth to suitcases, often filled with locks and interior pockets. If carefully crafted and made of leather, they immediately signal the traveler's status, whether they are a doctor, merchant, soldier, or student, for example.

From Daily Necessity to Emblem of Elegance

With the evolution of means of transportation, which allow increasingly rapid travel over long distances, commuting emerged, and, consequently, many people began to go to work daily, which was previously impossible. The lightweight and functional bag became indispensable for spending many hours away from home and for comfortably carrying tools, documents, and even very personal items: medications, change of clothes, food. Tourism, too, accelerated: trips of a few days to the sea or mountains, visits to art cities, tours for young athletes. It is in this context that fashion has also taken on importance, but in the search for a synthesis between comfort and product quality, the elegant bag does not go unnoticed and speaks to us, once again, of the traveler's style.