The saddle bag wasn’t just an accessory. It changed how bags worked in the early 2000s. Sculptural, lightweight, and instantly recognisable, it was designed to sit comfortably on the shoulder while still making an impact. Vintage versions still stand out because of their structure, quality leather and durability. They hold their shape, wear in instead of wearing out and stay practical long after trends move on. Discover vintage clothing that lasts at Messina Hembry now.

A Métis saddle originally from Winnipeg is on display at the Cantonal Museum of Archeology and History in Lausanne, Switzerland. Experts say it likely ended up there after being given or sold to Swiss settlers in the 1820s. The saddle’s unique design inspired modern beaded items that are also on display at the museum. Included in the exhibit is a saddlebag created by Jennine Krauchi, a horse headstall by Brianna Oversby, earrings by Claire Johnston, nipple tassels by Vi Houssin, and a wall pocke

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