Two bags in this line share the name 37 Gold, and the leather is what splits them. This is the Togo version: pebbled, softer, with a warmth that makes the camel tone read sunlit. Its Epsom sibling is the crisper, more architectural take. If you have been weighing one against the other, here is how I would decide.
Togo’s grain catches light bead by bead, so the colour is never flat; the bag slouches gently at the sides and the dome dips a little when set down, in a way I find personable. Twenty-seven by twenty by ten centimetres holds wallet, phone, keys, pouch, sunglasses and a paperback, and the zip runs wide and smooth because the leather around it gives.
Gold hardware on gold leather is monochrome and confident — very little metal shows, so the effect is wearing as much leather as possible, which is the point of this colourway. Both handle and strap carry well, and the bag sits close crossbody.
Honest notes: Togo’s softness has no downside except permanence — the shape you love on day one will relax over years of carry, and the bag will look progressively more like an old friend and less like a display piece. Store it lightly stuffed, especially early on. And pebble grain, while forgiving of scuffs, picks up a slight sheen on high-contact points like the handle and the base corners; a wipe-down keeps it even.
Choose this one for texture and ease; choose the Epsom if you want the line held forever.







































