UNITY OF FORM AND SUBSTANCE

Vreeland bag is a ladies handbag with two straps, named after Diana Vreeland. Diana Vreeland is the legendary editor-in-chief of Vogue in the mid-sixties of the last century. And although bags, frankly speaking, she openly disliked, because regularly forgot them in a taxi, and even seriously urged women to refuse bags in favor of large pockets, we decided to devote this model to her. Thanks to our signature straps, the bag can be carried on the shoulder, on the waist or over the shoulder and on two straps at the same time, making it virtually impossible to lose it (see our video instruction "How to carry a Vreeland bag").