Buckle Up, Bitch!

Some bags politely complement an outfit.

The BUCKLE UP, BITCH SATCHEL walks in, steals the attention and acts like that was obviously the plan.

This street-inspired shoulder bag combines a soft horizontal body with enough hardware to keep things interesting. A belt-style strap wraps across the upper front, finished with silver-tone studs and a rectangular buckle that gives the bag its rebellious, moto-inspired personality. A diagonal zippered pocket adds another sharp detail, while the oversized bow charm proves that being a little dangerous does not mean giving up the cute shit entirely.

Made with a soft PU exterior and polyester lining, the satchel has a flexible everyday construction rather than a rigid boxy shape. Two sturdy top handles allow it to sit comfortably over the shoulder or against the forearm, while the included detachable longer strap gives you another carrying option when you need your hands free for coffee, shopping bags or dramatic gestures.

Its wide main compartment provides practical room for daily essentials such as your wallet, phone, cosmetic pouch, charger, sunglasses and small notebook. The exterior slit-style storage and zippered detail help keep smaller necessities easier to reach instead of forcing you to perform an archaeological dig every time your phone rings.

Product Highlights

• Soft PU exterior
• Polyester interior lining
• Wide horizontal satchel silhouette
• Two sturdy top handles
• Detachable longer shoulder strap
• Belt-style front accent
• Rectangular silver-tone buckle
• Silver-tone stud and rivet details
• Diagonal exterior zippered pocket
• Additional front strap accents
• Oversized bow charm
• Small chain detail
• Soft, flexible construction
• Approximate bag size: 40 × 20 × 16 cm
• Approximate handle drop: 22 cm
• Available in Black, Leopard and Pink

Carry it shopping, to lunch, on a casual date, through a workday or anywhere else your outfit needs one final warning label. It holds the essentials, looks expensive from a distance and has just enough attitude to suggest you might know how to hot-wire something—even if you still have to Google how to reset the damn Wi-Fi.