Large City Bag

I chose the large size because I like bags with presence. This one keeps its soft lines.

It has plenty of volume, but the details are well balanced. The two small buckles at the corners balance the front.

I would take it for a day out with a diary, a book and the essentials. I wanted a roomy bag, not an evening bag.

The large bag looks lovely with a long coat. It does not get lost in the outfit as a very small bag would.

I like the idea of a roomy bag with such a recognisable design. The front pocket is its strongest feature.

The handles and soft shape make the volume feel less rigid. I prefer this to a boxy satchel.

The large bag is my favourite with an oversized blazer. Their proportions work well together.

I was looking for a daytime accessory with a slightly vintage feel. The fringes and silver-tone metal are just my style.

The roomy shape shows all the material's details. It is a bag I would enjoy looking at up close.

I like a large bag with simple clothes. It becomes the piece that defines the look.

It has great character with jeans and low boots. Its volume does not make it look too formal.

I would choose it to carry more without giving up an interesting shape. I did not want the usual rectangular shopper.

I especially like the front zips in this size. Every detail has room to stand out.

The soft body is my favourite part. The large bag does not look like a rigid office bag.

I like pairing it with a simple trench and flat shoes. The bag's design makes the outfit less traditional.

This shape is very interesting for anyone who loves roomy bags. The short handles keep a lovely silhouette.

I can also see it with a long knitted dress. The large bag's volume balances the fabric.

A bag with character that does not need huge lettering. The design details speak for themselves.

I like how the fringes break up the broad shape. They add movement when the bag is carried by hand.

I would choose the large size for a day of work and errands. I prefer one roomy bag.

The small studs are well proportioned. They do not look too heavy.

The large bag with a white shirt and straight trousers is a look I would wear again. Simple, but with personality.

I like the contrast between a lived-in-looking bag and an elegant coat. It is how I mix styles.

I wanted a size that would stand out against a winter jacket. The large bag has the right proportions.

The soft shape and rounded handles keep it from looking too technical. That is what I wanted in a roomy bag.

I would carry a small cosmetics pouch and diary as well as my everyday things. This size encourages you to organise everything together.

I like the front from a three-quarter angle. You can see the bag's depth and small side buckles clearly.

A large bag with compact-bag details: zips, studs and fringes. I think the combination works.

It keeps a relaxed feel with a long cardigan. The silver-tone metal adds the necessary contrast.

I especially like the large size in winter outfits. Its proportions work well with coats and scarves.

I prefer roomy bags with soft lines. This one has a considered design without looking over-structured.

I like how the material catches the light on the folds. It is more interesting than a uniform surface.

Of the three sizes, I would still choose large for my style. It has lovely presence and many small details to appreciate.