• Black pebbled leather tote backpack with the top folded over and two short top handles, front view
  • Woman wearing the black leather tote backpack on her back, looking over her shoulder
  • Back panel of the black leather tote backpack with two adjustable straps and gold-tone buckles
  • Black fold-over leather tote backpack carried by its short top handles at the side
  • Woman in jeans wearing the black fold-over leather backpack outdoors in front of a green hedge
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Kiko Leather

Convertible Leather Tote Backpack with Fold Over Top

Convertible Leather Tote Backpack with Fold Over Top

$237.95 USD
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Product Type: Backpacks

A convertible tote backpack earns its place on the days that start at a desk and end on foot: handles for the meeting, straps on your back for the walk home. Kiko Leather named it the Fold N Go, cut from black pebble leather at 16.5 inches wide, 12 tall and 6.5 deep, with a top that folds down over itself, two short handles and a pair of adjustable straps on the back panel.

  • Handles or straps. Hold it like a tote for the office, wear it on both shoulders for the commute.
  • Side zip pockets. Reach the phone or a transit card through a side pocket without opening the main bag.
  • Sorted inside. One zip pocket and two sleeve pockets keep keys and cards off the floor of the bag.
  • Pebble grain on black. A textured surface keeps small scuffs from reading as damage.

How a Tote Backpack Carries Weight

A tote backpack moves a heavy load from one shoulder to two, and for a commuter that alone justifies it. A tote hanging from one side pulls your posture toward it by evening; the same contents worn on the back sit centered over your spine. Set the straps so the base rests just above your hip bones, which stops the bag bouncing on stairs or in a dash for the train. The straps run from the top of the back panel down to the two lower corners, with gold-tone buckles for the length.

On the outside measurements the bag works out to about 21 liters, closer to a city daypack than to a purse. A letter-size folder lies flat across the 16.5 inch width with room to spare, and a sweater, lunch and a water bottle still fit behind it. The folded top uses a little of the 12 inch height, so pack the tallest item first and fold over it.

Why the Top Folds Down

The fold gives the Fold N Go its soft, slouchy outline and lays a double thickness of leather across the opening, the edge every bag rubs against hands, coats and car seats. The short handles stand just above the fold, so they stay easy to grab whether the bag is on your back or at your side.

Black pebble leather is the low-maintenance choice when a bag lives in your hands all day. The raised grain breaks up light, so fingerprints and fine scratches fade into the texture instead of shining on a flat surface. Dust settles into the grain over time; a soft dry brush every few weeks lifts it out, and a cloth barely damp with water handles rain spots. Dry it at room temperature; a radiator or hair dryer can stiffen the grain.

Fold N Go Commute and Campus

Will a 13-inch laptop fit inside? On paper, yes. Most 13-inch laptops measure about 12 by 8.5 inches, inside a bag 16.5 wide and 12 tall. The inside has sleeve pockets but no padded laptop sleeve, so a slim zip case is worth adding.

Is a tote backpack a good back-to-school bag? Yes. Searches for tote backpacks nearly doubled from June to August this year, because one bag covers lecture halls, a library desk and the walk across campus. In leather it also passes for a work bag the day the internship starts.

Do the backpack straps get in the way when I carry it by hand? They hang against the back panel, so carried at your side the straps face your leg rather than the room. Shorten them fully on tote days and they sit flatter still.

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