Unisex style leather embroidered bag

The main characteristic of this style is a complete lack of gender attributes of the person wearing it. Unisex is divided into subcategories: classical, street style, remonstrative, globalist, military. Jeans were the first gender-neutral mass-production item. The unisex style wiped out the difference between the two sexes, but it would be a mistake to say that it created a third, and featureless one. In modern world unisex clothes are hugely popular due to their functionality, openness to everyone, and comfortability. Many famous designers call unisex “a style of future generations”, because it’s simple and comfortable. Casual style We often hear these words and see them in the magazines. Let’s figure out what “casual” means. It means utility and efficiency! I’ve long envisioned a backpack that would suit both women and men. This model was used as a basis. I created patterns and sewn several backpacks to show you how universal is this pattern. Classic black color will make a backpack look good on a macho. Adding an Bird machine embroidery design will get you a young woman’s accessory. Bright color or denim will create a backpack a young girl will be happy to wear. A sober color palette (the aforementioned casual), suitable for every occasion, and high-quality leather will make you look distinguished in any society. This model will be good for students as well. Students lead an active life, and that calls for a functional backpack. They need to have necessary things with them during the day. Various things for learning, sportswear, gadgets will easily fit into the backpack of the appropriate size. My backpack is 26x36x12 in size, an A4 folder fits in it easily. If you attach a handle, you’ll get a capacious bag which can be carried on the shoulder. The pattern is not the easy one to sew, therefore, beginners should decide whether they have enough skill to create a rather complex item like that. The outer look of the backpack can be altered – for example, by a pocket, a zipper or an European goldfinch on tree branch embroidery design.