
The detail
- Surface
- The letters stand six tenths of a millimetre proud, about as high as a Braille dot: enough to find them without looking, little enough never to catch on anything.
- Material
- Carbon-fibre filament, the kind used for engineering parts. It takes the heat of a car in August, the cold, the knocks and the years.
- The clasp
- The pouch doesn’t slide in: it attaches with magnets. It closes with a clean click: you feel it before you look.


The insides
One shell, four interiors. Change the pouch, change the bag.





The project
Morgana, Molly and Io
Morgana and Molly are my cats, and they were in the name before there was a brand. My partner designs machines that fit together to a tenth of a millimetre, and he drew the clasps. My mum is a seamstress and stitches every pouch by hand, one at a time.
