M29601 Keepall Bandoulière 45 Bag Indigo Blue Damoflage Coated Canvas Handbags

Product Highlights

The Keepall Bandoulière 45 in Indigo Blue takes a classic travel shape and gives it a fresh, modern edge. The Damoflage coated canvas merges the house’s iconic monogram with a camo pattern, so it feels understated but still has that unmistakable character. I’ve always liked how this bag doesn’t scream for attention—it just looks cool without trying too hard.

At 45 cm, it’s the sweet spot for a weekend getaway or a carry-on companion. The coated canvas is tough enough to handle overhead bins and rainy taxi dashes, yet it keeps the bag lightweight. The Indigo Blue color is deep and versatile, pairing well with denim, neutrals, or darker outfits. It’s a bag that works as hard as you do, but doesn’t make you look like you’re commuting to a boardroom.

Specifications

Exterior: Damoflage coated canvas in Indigo Blue with natural cowhide leather trim. The textile lining is soft and protects your belongings. Dimensions: 45 x 27 x 20 cm (about 17.7 x 10.6 x 7.9 inches). Comes with a removable and adjustable textile strap for shoulder or crossbody wear. The double zip closure opens to a spacious main compartment with a flat inside pocket. Gold-tone hardware adds a subtle polished touch.

Ideal For

This bag fits the person who travels light but refuses to compromise on style. Whether you’re hopping on a flight for a long weekend or heading to the gym with a change of clothes, the Keepall 45 holds what you need without being bulky. The Indigo Blue color works for both men and women—it’s not overly feminine or masculine. If you appreciate urban utility with a luxury edge, this one’s for you.

Quality Assurance

Each piece is crafted with Damoflage canvas, a durable coated material that resists scratches and light moisture. The natural leather trim will develop a unique patina over time, which many collectors appreciate. Comes with a dust bag for storage. For warranty details, please check with the retailer at purchase. The attention to detail on the stitching and edge painting is what you’d expect from a house known for travel luggage since the 1930s.