Pickwick Leather

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Naturally beautiful. The iconic shape, handcrafted for the everywhere commuting.

The Pickwick Leather is a beautiful leather backpack made in the silhouette of our most iconic bag model. A handmade bag from the highest quality vegetable tanned leather, this cycling backpack will mould and change over time, becoming softer and developing an attractive patina. And much like a good pair of handmade shoes, no two will ever be quite the same. The roll top closure offers expandable capacity and the shoulder buckles allow for quick and easy adjustment. With an internal laptop sleeve and secret pocket hidden on the back of the bag, the pockets and roll top system of this cycling backpack close toward your back, maintaining a sleek appearance while keeping belongings safe. Made in Italy.

Height

410-470 mm

Length

120 mm

Width

260 mm

Capacity

12 L

Weight

1200 g

Materials

Adjustable cotton straps, Aluminium hardware, Vegetable tanned leather, Vegetable tanned leather details

Features

Crafted with premium leather

Crafted with premium leather

Brooks has always worked with leather. You can see that experience in the handiwork of the people working in our Smethwick factory today. While many have been there decades, no employee can claim to have been there since the start. Instead, they carry forward a tradition of leather-working that goes back a century. The vegetable-tanned leather we use in our bags is much like the material used for our saddles, although thinner and more pliable. It is beautiful to look at, maturing over time and developing a patina; the physical story of your product’s prior existence. Leather like this is also strong, a vital consideration when making objects to be used by cyclists. It will withstand many miles in the saddle, many trips to work, many off-the-path diversions.
Hard-wearing heritage

Hard-wearing heritage

Our bags are made to last, built on a foundation of 160 years experience in manufacturing, and especially in leather-working. For as long as there have been bicycles, there have been those that sought to use them for hauling, touring, porting and otherwise moving things about. The Birmingham-based leather company of J.B. Brooks was only too happy to provide bags for cyclists, alongside its burgeoning line in bicycle saddles. Indeed, in the Price List of Cycle Saddles and Accoutrements for 1888, there are as many pages dedicated to the company’s bags as there are to seats. The materials and techniques have moved on a bit since Queen Victoria was on the throne and the result is a line of durable and reliable bags that can withstand a great deal.