The Pali Laptop Bag
Dimensions: H 28 cm (11 in) · W 38 cm (15 in) · D 9 cm (3.5 in)
- Laptop up to 15-16 in
- Documents & files
- Charger
- Notebook
A work bag that guards a laptop all day demands structural discipline — even panels, reinforced corners, stitching that holds under weight. Pradeep, our master of architectural leathercraft, hand-builds every Pali Laptop Bag from clean, sun-tanned hides, sets the twin buckles, button pocket and top handle true, and finishes the long adjustable strap by hand. Your purchase pays Pradeep in full, upfront, keeping a 500-year craft alive.
Named for Pali — the busy market town on the old caravan routes south of Jodhpur, long a crossroads of trade and textile craft.
A generous, structured messenger with a button-fastened front pocket and twin buckle straps, topped by a steadfast carry handle. Two canvas-lined compartments hold a 15- or 16-inch laptop and a notebook, on a 56-inch adjustable crossbody strap. Crafted from sun-tanned certified real leather that earns a richer patina with every commute.
Certified Real Leather, tested by the Hohenstein Institute, Germany. Hand-finished by our artisan Pradeep — paid in full, upfront, before this piece ever found its way to you.
A work bag that guards a laptop all day demands structural discipline — even panels, reinforced corners, stitching that holds under weight. Pradeep, our master of architectural leathercraft, hand-builds every Pali Laptop Bag from clean, sun-tanned hides, sets the twin buckles, button pocket and top handle true, and finishes the long adjustable strap by hand. Your purchase pays Pradeep in full, upfront, keeping a 500-year craft alive.
How your bag is made
The raw hides are worked and laid out to cure by hand. It is the slow way, and the reason the leather softens with age instead of cracking.
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What every Jeengar piece carries
- Certified Real Leather
Tested and certified by the Hohenstein Institute, Germany.
- The artisan sets the price
Paid in full, upfront, before a single piece is sold.
- Five centuries of the craft
Made by the Jeengar, the saddle-makers of Rajasthan.
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