XL Jane - Slouch Bag - Denim

A little Slouchy and full of swagger... Take it Easy

The name "Jane" for our bag is inspired by the iconic Jane Birkin, a British actress and pop singer known for her effortless style. Her legacy, including the famous Hermès Birkin designer handbag. In homage to her timeless elegance and individuality, the "Jane" embodies sophistication, clean lines, and effortless slouch, celebrating the spirit of grace and beauty that Jane Birkin epitomized throughout her life.

Perfect for travel or carrying your daily essentials and laptop.

• 100% Selvedge Denim
• Hand-Stained Cognac Leather Strap
• D-rings to change out your strap or add a crossbody
• Dark navy blue nylon lining
• Magnetic Button Closure
• Two interior pockets for your daily essentials such as your phone and glasses
• Bag: 16"H x 21"W x 8"D
• Strap: 21" clip to clip
• Weight: approx. 2 lbs
• 100% Made in California

What makes Selvedge Denim so Special?

+Selvedge denim is woven using old-fashioned denim-weaving techniques; most authentically woven on old shuttle looms

+Selvedge looms were popular in denim weaving until the mid-to-late 1900’s

+Shuttle Looms produce the signature white edge on the inseam of the jeans, the Shuttle Loom was the original way of producing denim

+Due to the amount of time and difficulty of working with the shuttle looms denim companies stopped mass producing denim made from these looms

+Selvedge tends to have a tighter, denser weave than non-selvedge. The higher density gives the denim a sturdier hand. The use of the older selvedge loom technology also creates beautiful variations on the denim surface (due to inconsistencies in the weaving process) compared to denim woven on modern looms. These variations make the denim visually unique and highly desirable

+You will see the selvedge on the top inside edges of this bag

+Each of these special bags are hand cut and made with care 

Since this item is indigo dyed, it could be prone to crocking, or color transfer, avoid soaking in the rain, humidity and constant rubbing against light colored clothes. We are not responsible for the color transfer that may occur.