The Small Shan Briefcase

Made from vegetable-tanned leather with a timeless feel, The Small Shan Briefcase will become more lustrous with time. Treated with special techniques, the leather surface features natural and irregular textures, signifying traces of time. The hardware draws inspiration from the book clasps found in the book bags of wandering monks, utilizing a jewelry-grade vacuum-electroplated manufacturing process that imparts a vintage feel. The buckles open and close in a second, offering convenience and security, and are engraved with patterns expressing Songmont’s natural philosophy.

The Small Shan Briefcase is a convertible, multi-functional bag that is comfortable, sturdy, and lightweight. Featuring a spacious interior, it has a padded compartment that fits up to a 13" MacBook. Additionally, a phone patch pocket on the back allows for easy access without opening the bag and a handle strap at the back enables secure attachment to a trolley case.

Our product has undergone a complete craftsmanship upgrade, as shown in the comparison images. This color for this style has now been fully transitioned to the latest version, with upgraded details displayed in the images.

DETAILS & DIMENSIONS

- Material: Vegetable-Tanned Leather

- Interior Lining: Fabric

- Hardware: 304 Stainless Steel Vacuum Electroplated Hardware

- Dimension: L 35cm/13.78” *W 14.5cm/5.71” *H 27cm/10.63”

- Weight (Shoulder Strap Not Included): 765g/1.69lbs

- Adjustable Strap: 66-102cm/25.98”- 40.16”

- Various interior compartments, including a laptop pocket.

- A phone patch pocket for easy access

- A handle strap for securing to a trolley case

- Please note: The cotton lining of this product uses a special dirty dyeing process, which may result in color fading and transfer. Please avoid placing important light-colored items inside the bag.

* The above measurements are standard measurements. If there are slight deviations, they are considered normal. Due to the different shooting light, angle and monitor contrast,  there may be some color variations between the actual product and the photographs. The final color is subject to the actual object