'1725' Hobo Bag Ebony

1725 Hobo Bag in Ebony – Woven Leather Hobo Bag

The Parise 1725 Hobo Bag in Ebony is a medium hobo bag with a soft unstructured silhouette and an adjustable shoulder strap. It is made for those who value distinctive leather goods, clear function and a design that remains relevant beyond a single season. Its proportions and material details reward a closer look, allowing the construction itself to become part of the design.

The interior holds documents up to A4 size, making it useful for work and everyday travel. Its strap is long enough for crossbody wear, while the flexible shape follows the body comfortably. The relationship between silhouette, carrying elements and internal organisation is designed to remain practical without concealing the character of the leather.

Italian Craftsmanship and Details of the 1725 Hobo Bag in Ebony

Parise's characteristic surface is made from premium bovine leather woven with 100% cotton yarn on wooden treadle looms dating to the 18th century. The measured rhythm of this process creates texture and small individual variations that distinguish handcrafted work from uniform industrial production. The bag is assembled and finished in Italy, preserving the visual identity of the Veneto-rooted technique.

Ebony gives the leather depth and a quiet, elegant appearance. The dark brown tone defines the form precisely and coordinates with muted neutrals, grey or lighter contrasts for a lasting, versatile result.

A zip closure secures the opening. An internal zipped pocket and two leather compartments organise belongings; cotton lining, white-gold-tone hardware and a protective dust bag complete the piece. It measures 33 × 31 × 12 cm. The shoulder strap measurement is 34 cm. Approximate weight: 0.50 kg.

The name '1725' pays tribute to Italian creative heritage, recalling the year Antonio Vivaldi published a collection of twelve violin concertos, including the iconic The Four Seasons. With this reference, Parise celebrates Italian ingenuity, linking the bag to a legacy of rhythm, harmony, and enduring artistic expression. This reference connects the model's identity with the Italian culture and craftsmanship behind Parise.