ABLE Leather Basics

Versatile leather travel set: weekender, dopp kit, backpack, and tote.

The Avery Weekender, Avery Dopp Kit, Alem Backpack, and Cait Knotted Tote together offer a stylish and versatile travel collection. The Avery Weekender is a spacious and durable bag, perfect for extended trips, with its sleek design and functional interior pockets. The Avery Dopp Kit complements it by keeping your toiletries neatly organized in a compact leather case. The Alem Backpack, a handcrafted leather bag, adds functionality for daily use or on-the-go, combining practicality with timeless design. Lastly, the Cait Knotted Tote is an elegant, knotted leather bag, ideal for everyday wear, offering both style and functionality with its adjustable strap and spacious interior​.

Includes: (1) Avery Weekender, (1) Avery Dopp Kit, (1) Alem Backpack, and (1) Cait Knotted Tote

PRODUCT DETAILS:
Avery Weekender
• Full grain pull up leather; fully lined with cotton lining
• 11.8" H x 18.9" L x 9.4" W
• Handle Drop: 6.7"; Shoulder Strap: 57" fully extended, 1.2in wide
• Zip closure
Avery Dopp Kit
• Leather: Full Grain Pull Up
• 5.5" H x 9" L x 4.5" W
Alem Backpack
• Material: Leather
• Features two interior compartments, one interior slit pocket, and two side pockets; lined interior + 3 zipper closures
• Dual zipper pulls
• Comfortable, adjustable backpack straps
• Dimensions: 16" H x 12" W x 5.5" D
Cait Knotted Tote
• 100% pull-up leather
• Tote measures 13.75” H x 15” W x 5” D; 12” handle drop
• Comfortable and durable straps
• Hand-knotted detailing
• Interior slip pocket
• Unlined

About the Brand - ABLE
ABLE is an ethical fashion brand that employs and empowers women as a solution to end poverty. They're deeply devoted to quality - both in the products they make and the quality of life they aim to provide. They invest in, train, and educate women so they can earn a living, break the cycle of poverty, and thrive. ABLE sources their leather materials from meat industry waste. They resisted requests for vegan leather which is actually more harmful to the environment due to the chemical processing the material must go through to be created. Hides will otherwise be burned or sent to landfills. *Women-Owned, Social Impact