Strathberry Osette Midi Suede Pouch

Compact style, crafted for ease. The Osette Midi Pouch’s soft structure is re-imagined with a limited edition fringing technique. With a tactile suede design inspired by the romance of the American Prairie, the Suede fringing embodies soft movements of a gentle breeze gliding through the grass. Our leather artisans shape each fringe with a cutting die to maintain the highest quality in every detail.

Details

Handcrafted in SpainItalian Cow split suedeSuede fringingSoft microfiber liningGold hardwareSignature Music BarDrawstring closureLong leather strap

Content

Body: 100% Calf Split SuedeTrims: 100% Calf LeatherLining: 50% Nylon, 50% Pu

Measurements

Height: 18cmWidth: 13.5cmDepth: 5cmWeight: 216g Strap length: 120cm

Care Instructions

Our Italian calf suede is a luxurious yet delicate material. With the right care and attention, it can be enjoyed for many years to come. We recommend storing your bag in the dust bag provided at purchase to shield it from any dust and sunlight exposure. Please note, this material can be prone to color transfer, so take care when wearing lighter fabrics or in humid environments.

For day-to-day care, we recommend using a suede brush to maintain a vivid color and bright appearance. Always brush lightly, following the natural grain of the suede.

Try to keep your bag away from water or rain. Avoid using water-based cleaners, as moisture can stain the suede and alter the grain pattern. If you notice a mark when wet, gently dab the area with a dry cloth to absorb any excess water and prevent further damage. For dry marks, carefully brush along the grain to soften them with a suede brush. For more stubborn stains, a special suede eraser can be useful. One side is textured for lifting marks, while the softer side removes dust and polishes the surface. Always use light, gentle movements.

It’s important to remember that small marks and variations are a natural characteristic of suede. They add to the uniqueness of your Strathberry and should not be thought of as imperfections.