Daniela Gregis FW26 Bags

Daniela Gregis FW26 Bags Report

Handcraft emerges as the primary material language across Daniela Gregis FW26, with an accessories range built entirely around crochet, felted wool, crumpled textile and raw fabric construction. There's zero conventional leather or metal hardware. For buyers and product managers navigating a market saturated with logo-driven structured bags, this collection argues directly for artisanal volume, tactile variety and deliberate imperfection as viable commercial propositions.

Silhouettes and Shapes

A rounded, barrel-bottom tote with short top handles dominates the range, appearing in multiple colorways and scales across Bags 2, 3, 5, 10, 12 and 13. Medium-to-large in volume, these totes sit wide enough at the base to hold significant daily cargo, with the rounded lower section created structurally through crochet density rather than internal frames or boning. Bags 8, 9 and 11 represent a smaller format, all compact bucket or pouch shapes carried by hand and functioning as secondary or accent pieces within a layered carry system. A third category emerges in Bags 4, 6 and 7: small crossbody and shoulder pouches in textile and crumpled fabric, minimal in volume and worn close to the body.