"LOEWE" 00’s lace-up nappa leather hobo bag

There is dirt on the back.

As a Spanish leather maison rooted in equestrian craftsmanship, LOEWE has elevated exquisite leather craftsmanship to modern luxury, and we introduce a masterpiece with a lace-up design that visually conveys the skill of artisans.

Based on a crescent-shaped hobo silhouette, the form gently drapes along the body, giving the piece a sense of space and allure just by holding it.

The main body is crafted from nappa leather with a soft grain texture, and its attractive feature is the snug feel due to the thin, carefully shaved leather, which naturally adapts to daily movements without feeling stiff when carried on the shoulder. Furthermore, around the exterior, there is a woven decoration of leather loops and gold rings, which is not just an edge but a design that showcases Spanish craftsmanship as fashion, and the density of the handmade work is reflected directly in its appearance.

The shoulder strap is made of thick leather, providing stability, and the opening line is deep, making it easy to put in and take out belongings. The interior features a jacquard fabric woven with the logo, embodying the maison's elegance even in unseen parts. The zipper pull and the metal plate inside are engraved, and the detailed information is well-organized, making it a design that accumulates satisfaction with every touch.

Regarding the era, it can be confirmed as a vintage range from around 2003 to 2007 because it features a gold plate interior with the "LOEWE" inscription below "MADRID," and the charm's anagram has a thickness and density of intertwining, and it uses logo jacquard instead of the linen canvas interior that is common in current models. Additionally, the decorative element of rings and leather assembled like laces aligns with the craftsmanship emphasis of the creative flow at that time, making it an archive that straightforwardly captures the craftsmanship of the pre-IT bag era.

While not seeking obvious logos on belongings, it is especially recommended for those looking for genuine leather with details that make a difference, and it can quietly become a reliable presence on days when you want to keep the same bag from work to going out, creating a balanced look. Nappa is a delicate material, but in the images, the edges are well finished, and the beauty of the rise is maintained, which is also attractive.

In terms of styling, pairing it with long coats or tailored outfits will highlight the curved form, and it also looks beautiful when added to a simple dress to accentuate the shadows of craftsmanship. Even just holding it with a refined knit and slacks creates a moderately glossy look.

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