Everyday Bag

The shell material is named as 100% recycled real leather, but no dye, tanning or finish chemistry, PFAS status, or test method is disclosed for this bag, leaving the claim resting on the material name alone.

Care instructions tell us to spot-clean with a damp cloth and avoid machine washing, which gestures at a finish needing protection without naming any coating chemistry, PFAS-free status, or antimicrobial agent for the shell.

A 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects is stated, covering zipper failure and fabric tears, but no zipper or hardware supplier or grade is named, and replacement parts require contacting support with a possible fee rather than a direct purchase route.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,058 records, 1973-2026) for this brand by name and found no recall filed against it in any role. A control search confirms the registry does cover comparable product classes, so the clean result is meaningful.

The Everyday Bag is described only as recycled leather. Nothing names the hardware metal, its plating, nickel-release status, or the lining material anywhere in the brand's materials, and no adjacent chemistry disclosure is published either.

Exterior dimensions are published (29 x 18 x 10 cm / 11.5 x 7 x 4 inches) and an independent review corroborates them, plus the five carry styles are named, though no empty weight or litre capacity figure is given.

The only certification we find tied to this brand is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 on a baby carrier fabric, not on any bag product. No certification is claimed for the Everyday Bag's leather, dyes or hardware.

The country of assembly (China) and design (Switzerland) are named for the brand generally, and the bag is 100% regenerated recycled leather, but this recycled-content claim carries no percentage breakdown by component or third-party certification.

The bag's material is named as 100% recycled real leather and the country of design (Switzerland) and assembly (China) are stated. A 2-year warranty covering manufacturing defects, including zipper failure and fabric tears, is published with a repair-or-replace commitment.