
Why it's worth it
The shape is the entire argument — no hardware, no handles, just a perfect trapezoid in lemon.
The Edit
Ostrich-embossed leather in a milky lemon hue is cut into a rigid trapezoid — the geometry widens from a flat, panelled base with mitered corner seams that hold their angle without any internal frame. Flat shoulder straps sit flush against the body rather than rolling, and the matte surface of the emboss keeps the quill texture tactile without catching light. A central zippered divider splits the roomy interior into two compartments, with a secondary zip pocket for essentials.
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