Because beauty is born from utility, each L/UNIFORM bag has a story. The No. 77 Construction Site Bag is no exception, inspired by the shipyard workers' bag. Its five exterior pockets allow you to immediately get your hands on what you are looking for and the bag is large enough to hold the rest. With one movement, it closes with the leather strap. With another, it can be worn on the shoulder or across the body. "Simplicity is complexity resolved" said Brancusi. We agree.

Closure with a leather drawstring

5 exterior patch pockets all around the bag

Adjustable shoulder strap

Size: L 25 XP 19 XH 31 CM

Weight: 690 GR

Can hold a tablet and the essentials for a day (wallet, phone, small makeup bag, keys, glasses, charger, airpods).

KHAKI CANVAS 100% COTTON

Made in France from carded fibers that have not been chemically treated, this 100% cotton canvas is known for its stability and durability. Long used by the military, the plain weave in which it is constructed is particularly dense,
giving the fabric excellent resistance to deformation and tearing.

This density makes through-dyeing particularly complex: the color does not always penetrate the fiber entirely and may reveal small lighter threads during production or with use. These variations are inherent to the material and reflect its authenticity.

Among the many shades of khaki, L/UNIFORM selected the US 1945 color, originally developed in 1945 for military tarps and tents.

The canvas is then treated with a water-repellent treatment, followed by a coating applied to the reverse to preserve the vibrancy of the color on the outer face. This coating also facilitates maintenance while maintaining the material’s natural appearance. 

FULL-GRAIN CALFSKIN

Selected for its quality and lasting structure, the full-grain calfskin used by L/UNIFORM is a milled calf leather of Catalan origin. Supple while remaining structured, it is valued for its sturdiness and natural resistance, suited to everyday use.

Its grain, marked by a natural depth, develops a patina over time, revealing a living material that evolves with use while preserving its character and comfort.