Tokyo Crossbody Bag

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The Tokyo Crossbody is the medium-sized bag from our vegan Tokyo collection, designed for those moments when you don’t want to choose between a clutch and an everyday bag. Its clean, flat silhouette combines comfort, functionality, and a refined look that works effortlessly from day to night.

Crafted in a flexible croco-textured material developed in our studio, the bag offers a soft feel with a distinctive character. This season, it joins Dani’s new Denim series with two fresh shades: a deep denim tone with a casual, timeless appeal suited for year-round wear, and a light denim hue with a breezy, fresh summer vibe.

The bag features a main zip compartment, an external side zip pocket, an internal zip pocket, an open inner pocket, and an internal key holder strap for everyday organization and convenience. Its detachable strap allows for personalized styling and carrying options.

Made from recycled synthetic material and crafted from 100% vegan materials.

Bag dimensions:

Width: 34 cm | Height: 25 cm | Depth: 3 cm

Strap drop length: 37–68 cm

The item arrives packaged in a Dani bag — a reusable foldable shopping bag.

Meet Dani — the new vegan line by Daniella Lehavi, a combination of style and sustainability crafted from eco-friendly materials, perfect for fashion-forward individuals who care about the environment.

As a progressive brand, Daniella Lehavi is always looking one step into the future. In comes Dani: combining cutting-edge technology with recycled materials that aim to reduce environmental impact.

• Emphasis on small-scale, slow fashion with a focus on quality and waste reduction.
• Strong partnerships with local family-owned factories, prioritizing employee safety.
• Use of eco-friendly and durable materials.
• Support for local manufacturing, reducing emissions and benefiting the community.

For more details visit Ethical Commitment.