Medium City Bag

Between small and large, I chose the middle option. For my style, it is the easiest size to pair with things.

I like an everyday bag with recognisable details. The fringes and front pocket do just that.

I would wear it with either a trench or a cropped puffer. Its casual feel works with very different clothes.

Medium is my favourite size for a day out. I did not want a tiny bag to carry only by hand.

The two handles create a lovely line above the bag. I enjoy that detail even when using the shoulder strap.

It makes a simple outfit feel less formal. I love mixing slightly edgy details with classic pieces.

The soft shape is why I chose it. A boxier bag would not have had the same effect.

I like that the medium size leaves room for the pocket design. No detail looks too small.

It is the sort of bag I imagine carrying with a book, a small cosmetics pouch and everyday essentials. The size is well thought out.

I prefer silver-tone metal to gold accessories. Here it works very well with the material's lived-in finish.

The small corner buckles add character without looking excessive. The rest of the bag stays simple.

I love it with straight jeans and loafers. The medium bag completes the look without making it too dressy.

I was drawn to the contrast between defined handles and a soft body. That makes this style different from a classic tote.

I would choose it for a polished everyday look without too many accessories. The bag already has several interesting details.

I like how the fringes follow the bag's movement. They add something without making it look busy.

I would recommend medium to anyone who likes balanced proportions. For me, that is this style's strength.

I did not want a formal occasion bag. I wanted something more relaxed that I could also wear with a sweatshirt.

The zipped front is lovely up close. The stitching frames all the details well.

With a knitted skirt and oversized jumper, it stays in keeping with the outfit's soft style.

I also like carrying the medium size by hand without the shoulder strap. The shape stays well proportioned.

It is one of those shapes that instantly feels a little vintage. The metal finishes are essential to that effect.

I like being able to pair a bag like this with very understated clothes. A shirt is enough to change the result.

The texture is my favourite detail. A shinier surface would have created a different effect.

I would carry it in the city with a long coat. The medium bag has enough presence without looking like a travel bag.

The rounded handles soften the design. It is a detail I always notice in bags.

Medium is the most versatile size for my wardrobe. It looks good with short jackets and long cardigans.

A casual style that keeps its personality with simple clothes. The front pocket is really distinctive.

I like the combination of zips, studs and small buckles. There are many details, but they all share the same style.

I would choose medium for an afternoon out with a book and the essentials. It has lovely presence.

The shape does not look too rigid. It is exactly the kind of bag I prefer with knitwear and denim.

The handle design won me over as much as the front. It is particularly lovely from a three-quarter angle.

I like wearing it with simple boots. The bag adds detail without weighing down the look.

A successful in-between size. For me, its character comes from the texture and silver-tone finishes.