Treesje dresses up the current taste for studs with this Studded Exposed Hobo.
Tiny studs are the supporting players here, quietly complementing the leather’s lush seamed texture. This is a gorgeous surface, with the seams mimicking diagonal pleats. They are then offset by subtle stitching running in the opposite direction. From a distance I thought it might be woven, but Treesje has proven itself to be a real trendsetter here. I’m sure we’ll see many more brands mimicking this head-turning finish.
All that stitching gives this hobo more structure than many of its contemporaries. That helps this Studded Exposed bag look more sophisticated than its peers, allowing you to carry the bag just about anywhere. And with elegant shades like black, white, and this brown-tinged gray, it should suit most outfits.
I was so wowed by the texture I barely noticed the two zippered pockets running vertically on the front and back. That’s four pockets in all, offering more than ample space for the items you need on hand. Of course, using vertical pockets is never easy, but they look so modern I’m willing to struggle.
The interior is much more user-friendly, with plenty of space and pockets to match. Inside you’ll find a secure zippered pocket for loose change and valuables, two open pockets for your gadget, and a handy key hook. A magnetic closure keeps your precious cargo safe.
At $670 this is one of Treesje’s most expensive purses, but I think it’s also one of the brand’s best.
More Features of This Treesje Studded Hobo
- Made of lambskin
- Gold-toned hardware
- A single shoulder strap with a 13 inch drop
- Measures 20 x 12 x 2 inches
- Made in China
