Lizard is the quiet specialist’s leather: small, even scales under a fine glaze that catches light when you move, and at 19 cm the whole bag reads closer to jewelry than to luggage. Vert Pochette is a saturated grass green that stays vivid in daylight without ever tipping into neon.
The skins are farmed in South Africa, where most of the world’s fine lizard is raised, and you can feel the grading in how evenly the tiling runs across the flap — no bald patches near the edges, no crowding under the handle. Gold hardware warms the green instead of sharpening it, so the piece sits comfortably with cream silk as well as with a plain black suit.
Think of it as an evening bag with a daytime tolerance. A phone and a card case at the back, lipstick and a key fob up front, and that is the honest capacity. I used one for a restaurant dinner and a gallery opening in the same week, and it never once looked underdressed or out of place among bigger bags.
Lizard demands a little discipline. The scales dislike being knocked against car doors and table edges, and they can lift if the skin is allowed to dry out. Keep it in the dust bag, away from radiators and direct sun, and it will stay glassy for years. Treat it as the fragile member of the family — one that repays the attention with a finish nothing else at this size can match.



































































