The Loop Bag | Natural

A knot is a surprisingly elegant piece of handbag engineering.

Harper the Label’s Loop Bag builds the entire design around one. Its soft, minimal silhouette is paired with a long leather strap that can be tied and adjusted to change how the bag sits on your body. Wear it over your shoulder, shorten it into a wristlet, or adjust the knot to find your preferred crossbody length. At 12 by 14 inches, there’s considerably more room than the pared-back shape suggests, while a soft magnetic closure keeps things contained without introducing a bunch of hardware into the equation. The simplicity is what makes it work: no logos, no unnecessary decoration, just leather, proportion, and one very useful knot. It’s the sort of bag that can quietly become the one hanging closest to the door, which is usually the highest compliment an everyday bag can receive.

The Details

• Minimalist leather shoulder bag
• Adjustable knotted strap design
• Wear as a shoulder bag, crossbody + wristlet
• Soft magnetic closure
• 12" H × 14" W
• 18" shoulder strap drop
• Spacious, unstructured silhouette
• Designed for everyday use
• Leather will soften + develop character with wear
• Natural variations in leather make each bag unique
• Designed by Harper the Label

About the Brand:  Harper the Label

Claire Harper designs bags by thinking surprisingly little about other bags. The artist and leatherworker founded Harper the Label in 2020, designing each piece from her Oakland studio and looking to architecture, ceramics, clothing, knots, folds, and pleats for ideas about what leather might do next. The resulting bags are minimal without being anonymous, sculptural without becoming impractical, and intentionally made to change as they're used. Materials are chosen with the same level of scrutiny:  vegetable-tanned, Leather Working Group-certified leather, ethical U.S. production, and construction intended to become a modern heirloom rather than next season's donation. Because perhaps the most sustainable bag is the one you still genuinely want to carry ten years from now.