One color, one horse. In a lineup of multi-tone Rodeos, this Vert Peppermint version is the purist’s pick: peppermint lambskin and Swift calfskin from top to tail, no second shade to break the line. Simple, and unmistakably fresh.
The blend of soft Milo lambskin with smoother Swift is the only variation your eye gets here, and it is enough — texture does the work that color contrast does elsewhere in the range. There is no metal finish at all, so the charm is silent and harmless however it is hung.
The numbers are modest: 9.7 centimetres along the body, 7.8 tall, a single centimetre deep. In the hand it weighs less than a house key, which is why I move it between bags without a second thought — from a white canvas tote on Monday to a leather backpack by the weekend.
Pairing it feels intuitive: peppermint sits happily with white, grey, navy and sand, which covers most of a summer wardrobe, and in winter it lifts a dark coat the way a fresh shirt does. If you want this color without committing to a whole bag, the charm is the easiest way in — a small piece that changes what a plain bag says.
The honest caveat with bright single-color pieces: there is no darker area to distract the eye from wear. Peppermint shows smudges and light soiling more readily than the multi-tone versions. Keep it clean and keep it dry, and the freshness of this green remains unmatched in the line.





















