Étoupe, Naples yellow and aubergine on one small horse — this is the Pegase for people who find the bright Rodeos charming but could never carry one to the office. It is muted, almost archival, like a faded fabric swatch found in a good drawer.
The pairing of Milo lambskin and Swift calfskin gives the charm two finishes at once: soft and velvety in the taupe zones, smoother and more reflective where the yellow and aubergine sit. No metal is used at all, so on a work bag it adds personality without adding a single sound.
It spans about 9.7 centimetres and stands 7.8 high, with the depth of a few stacked cards behind it — dimensions that let it disappear into a briefcase pocket when a meeting demands plainness, and reappear afterward.
Stacking it with a working wardrobe is easy: the muted trio flatters brass and rose-toned fittings, and it never competes with a printed silk scarf the way a multicolored charm would. On trips it packs flat and takes less room than a cardholder, which matters when every pocket is spoken for.
A fair caveat: in dim light the three tones collapse toward one another and the charm reads as a beige lump; its real life is daylight. On a black or navy bag it also fights for warmth. Where it wins is on browns, greens and deep reds, where it looks collected rather than placed.































