A new favourite from the very clever Axel Mano duo - a super light small bag with zip closure, strong and compact but capacious!  Made right here in Sydney, Australia.

As always with Axel Mano, it's equally at home on a weekend walk or dressed up for a special occasion.

With the demand for smaller bags, we still want to carry one or two pairs of glasses, keys and maybe a compact wallet. The Pocket bag easily holds all of these in a small format, which zips closed.  

The strap is removable, so you can use the bag as a clutch, or mix and match with other Axel Mano long or short detachable shoulder straps in contrasting colours.  

Handmade in Sydney by Axel Mano, using supple webbing from Melbourne, with the strength of seat belts but a very soft touch.

• One large interior compartment with zip closure
• Key fisher
• Large slip pocket inside, perfect for even a large phone
• Light-coloured taffeta lining so contents are easily visible
• Detachable shoulder strap
• Washable

** Please note - each piece is made by hand, so sizing and colours may vary slightly

Size:  22H x 22L x 7D cm
Body: Webbed polyester woven in Melbourne
Lining: Japanese taffeta 
Accessories finish: Nickel

'Axel Mano' is the design partnership of Susie Meekin & Graham Clarke who apply the same philosophy when designing bags as they do hats, using simple materials in an inventive yet practical way, whilst at the same time reflecting the mood of the season. Susie comes from a design background and studied millinery in London before returning to Australia to open the 'Axel Mano' store in Woollahra, Sydney, with Graham, an artist and designer, in 1999. All the current bags in the range are made of industrial recyclable webbing, which is very hard-wearing and is used for seatbelts and other heavy weight-bearing uses, yet is soft to the touch and lightweight. The bag fittings are sourced in Italy, and every model has pockets for mobile phones and other essentials, with gorgeous linings of brightly coloured silks and cottons.

Every piece is handmade in Australia.