St. John's Building, Garden Rd, Central, Hong Kong
Umber Archive is a structured handbag with a vintage-inspired frame silhouette. Featuring a woven-textured metal frame, kiss-lock clasp, and rich brown faux-leather body with center stitching detail, it offers a compact carry handle design suited for daily use, evening outings, or as a statement accessory for everyday styling.
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- Umber Archive draws on a classic frame-bag shape, updated with a textured metal surface and a rounded, structured body. The frame itself is finished in a dark, woven-effect pattern that runs along the opening, giving the bag a tactile, sculptural edge before the eye even reaches the body below. A kiss-lock clasp sits at the center of the frame, closing the bag in a protected manner while keeping the opening mechanism simple to use with one hand.
- The main body is crafted from a rich, warm brown faux leather with a soft-textured finish. A vertical stitched panel runs down the front, anchored by an oval-shaped stitched detail near the base, adding a point of visual interest to the otherwise smooth surface. The rounded silhouette tapers gently at the above and widens at the base, giving the bag a full, gathered shape reminiscent of vintage bags.
- A single carry handle, wrapped and stitched along its length, provides a comfortable hand carry, with metal rivet detailing at each connection point. Silver-toned hardware throughout offers a contrast to the warm brown tones of the leather. Umber Archive suits those who want a bag with shape and structure for daily errands, work, or evening use.
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Detail |
Specification |
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Material |
Faux leather with metal frame above |
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Closure Type |
Kiss-lock clasp |
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Handle Type |
Single carry handle, wrapped and stitched |
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Hardware Finish |
Silver-toned metal fittings |
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Frame Design |
Woven-textured metal frame |
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Recommended Use |
Daily carry, evening outings, everyday styling |
Wipe the leather surface with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and light residue. Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve the finish and stitching over time. Store in a dust bag when not in use, and avoid overloading the bag to maintain the shape of the frame.

