Begin with what is measured.
Product dimensions are presented as width × height × depth when available. Handle drop and strap drop are separate measurements and determine where the piece may sit when carried.
- Width The horizontal measurement across the main body of the bag.
- Height The vertical measurement from the base to the top of the main body, excluding handles unless stated otherwise.
- Depth The measurement from front to back at the base or widest structured point.
- Handle or strap drop The vertical distance between the top of the bag and the inside centre of the handle or strap.
- Note If a measurement is not shown, or a particular fit matters to you, ask a private advisor before ordering.
- Top Handle A composed silhouette designed primarily to be carried by hand or at the elbow. Some styles include an additional shoulder strap; refer to the individual piece.
- Shoulder Designed to sit close to the body from the shoulder. Consider the handle or strap drop as carefully as the overall dimensions.
- Crossbody A hands-free proportion worn across the body. The final position depends on strap length, adjustment range and personal proportion.
- Tote A more open, generous form suited to carrying several everyday items. Structure, opening and internal layout vary by piece.
- Mini Chosen for scale and presence rather than capacity. Check the listed dimensions against the essentials you intend to carry.
The right scale is personal.
Think about where you prefer the piece to sit, whether you carry it by hand, on the shoulder or across the body, and how much structure you enjoy.
- Close to the body Consider strap drop, depth and how the bag sits when filled.
- Carried by hand Consider handle shape, overall width and the weight of what you usually carry.
- Everyday essentials Compare the listed dimensions with a bag you already know rather than relying on a size name alone.
Compare before you decide.
Use a tape measure to mark the listed width and height against a bag you already own. Add the depth separately to understand the volume. This gives a clearer sense of scale than the product image alone.
- Note Exterior measurements do not guarantee that a particular phone, tablet or laptop will fit. Openings, linings and internal compartments can reduce usable space.
A Second Opinion
Consider the piece together.
Share the style, your preferred way of carrying it and the essentials you would like to bring. Your private advisor can help you compare the available measurements and proportions.
There is no universal right size—only the proportion that feels right for you.