WIRED’s reviewer recommends Leatherology’s leather totes as practical options for carrying technology and work essentials, arguing that their organisation, comfort and restrained design distinguish them from many luxury bags. The review is based on months of use of three models and emphasises that the bags are designed around different daily and travel workflows, rather than appearance alone.

Leatherology uses soft semi-aniline, drum-dyed pebbled leather, subtle branding and offers monogramming. The $330 Mia Horizontal Tote is presented as a casual weekend bag with slip pockets and a removable pouch, but without a laptop sleeve or zipped top; the $465 Transit Tote is better suited to work travel, with nine interior pockets, two exterior pockets, two zipped compartments, a padded sleeve for laptops up to 16 inches, a trolley sleeve and a structured, foldable base.