M14919 Keepall Bandoulière 25 Damoflage Black Coated Canvas Men’s Bag

Product Highlights

The M14919 Keepall Bandoulière 25 in Damoflage Black takes the iconic travel duffle silhouette and shrinks it down for everyday carry. This isn’t a weekend bag — it’s a compact crossbody that fits your essentials without the bulk. The Damoflage print merges the classic Monogram canvas with military-inspired camo, giving the bag a tactical edge that still reads unmistakably as L.V. Black coated canvas keeps the look low-key while the natural cowhide-leather trim adds contrast over time.

Size is the real story here. At 9.8 x 5.9 x 4.3 inches, it’s built for essentials: phone, cardholder, keys, earbuds, maybe a slim power bank. The flat leather top handles work for hand carry, and the removable strap lets you wear it crossbody or over the shoulder. The textile lining is durable, and the brass-finish hardware holds up.

Specifications

Material: Damoflage Black coated canvas with natural cowhide-leather trim and textile lining. Hardware in brass finish with engraved L.V branding. Dimensions: 9.8 x 5.9 x 4.3 inches (25 x 15 x 11 cm). Comes with a flat leather top handle and a removable, adjustable textile strap. Zip closure with a padlock and keys — classic Keepall finishing.

Ideal For

Men who want a luxury crossbody that doesn’t scream for attention. Works for daily city commutes, quick trips to the gym, or a night out where you only need the basics. The Damoflage pattern appeals to streetwear fans and collectors who appreciate L.V’s more experimental prints. It’s also a solid travel companion for passport, boarding pass, and a cardholder — everything you need for a carry-on life.

Quality Assurance

L.V’s coated canvas is engineered for real use — it’s water-resistant, scratch-resistant, and doesn’t require babying. The natural leather trim will develop a patina with wear, which is part of the design. Each M14919 piece is individually numbered and inspected. The padlock and keys add a layer of security and craftsmanship that’s been part of the Keepall line since 1930.