Hopper Mini Crossbody Bag | Patent Black Leather
About the Hopper Mini:
Small in size, big on versatility. The Leather Hopper Mini is designed for life on the move, carrying your everyday essentials without weighing you down. Wear it as a classic crossbody, convert it into a belt bag, or shorten the strap for a sleek shoulder bag. Crafted from genuine leather, it's the perfect blend of timeless style and everyday function.
Whether you're traveling, running errands, heading to a concert, or exploring a new city, the Hopper Mini is made to go wherever the day takes you
Product Details:
- 6" H × 8" W × 2.5" D
- Premium genuine leather exterior
- Signature striped poly/cotton lining
- One interior slip pocket
- One interior zipper pocket
- Brass zipper closure
- Removable 1" matching leather strap
- Wear as a crossbody, belt bag, or shoulder bag
- Fits everyday essentials like your phone, wallet, keys, and sunglasses
The Story Behind the Name:
Named after Grace Hopper, the pioneering computer scientist, mathematician, and Rear Admiral who helped shape modern computing.
After graduating from Vassar College, Hopper earned both her master's degree and Ph.D. from Yale before joining the U.S. Navy Reserve during World War II. While working on early computers, she championed the idea of using English-based programming commands instead of complex symbols—a revolutionary concept that led to the development of COBOL, one of the world's first widely adopted programming languages.
Her groundbreaking work transformed the future of technology, and she spent more than four decades serving her country while inspiring generations of innovators to think differently.
Like its namesake, the Hopper is built with purpose—adaptable, dependable, and ready for wherever the next adventure leads.
Fun Fact: Grace Hopper is credited with popularizing the term "debugging" after an actual moth was discovered inside an early computer, causing a malfunction.
How to Care for Leather Handbags:
We love using real genuine leather in our handbags because they just get better with age. If you happen to get scratches or water marks, you can usually get the bag looking new again with just a little maintenance. Please click here to read about how to care for your genuine leather.