Radley London Medium Leather Hobo Bag in Grey

Hobo Bag, Slouchy Shoulder Bag · Radley London, independent British brand, accessible luxury tier known for high-quality leather goods and iconic Scottish Terrier charm.

Collection: Radley Classic Leather Collection, permanent seasonal line.

Radley London Medium Leather Hobo Bag in Grey

Style

Hobo Bag, Slouchy Shoulder Bag

Brand

Radley London, independent British brand, accessible luxury tier known for high-quality leather goods and iconic Scottish Terrier charm.

Material

Soft pebbled leather with a smooth finish, machine-stitched with matching grey thread, clean burnished edge finishing, structured slouchy build.

Dimensions

Width 35 cm (14 inches), Height 28 cm (11 inches), Depth 10 cm (4 inches), Strap drop 22 cm (8.5 inches). Medium size variant.

Description

This Radley London leather hobo bag combines effortless slouchy elegance with everyday practicality. Crafted from supple grey leather, it features curved seam detailing, a spacious main compartment, and the brand's iconic hanging Scottie dog charm. An ideal companion for daily wear, offering understated British style and functional organization.

Key Features

Slouchy hobo silhouette, signature detachable Scottie dog leather charm, subtle debossed Radley logo, curved panel construction with exterior slip pocket.

Material & Construction

Soft pebbled leather with a smooth finish, machine-stitched with matching grey thread, clean burnished edge finishing, structured slouchy build.

Color & Pattern

Solid medium grey, neutral tone, matte finish, classic permanent offering.

Hardware Details

Silver-tone metal hardware, subtle branding, zippered top closure, decorative leather pulls, and Radley's signature hanging leather Scottie dog charm with wooden accent disc.

Interior Description

Jacquard fabric lining in a coordinating neutral tone, featuring one interior zippered pocket and two slip pockets for organization, branded interior leather patch.

Closure Type

Top zipper closure with smooth gliding action for secure and easy everyday access.

Strap & Handle Details

Single flat leather shoulder strap attached via integrated ring hardware, non-adjustable, designed for comfortable shoulder wear.

Craftsmanship Details

Even machine stitching with tight gauge, clean edge paint application on strap attachments, soft pliable leather grain with natural pebble texture, well-aligned exterior panel seams.

Authentication Indicators

Debossed Radley font typography on the exterior leather, authentic hanging leather Scottie dog charm with correct proportions and stitching, quality jacquard interior lining.

Origin & Manufacturing

Made in India or China under strict Radley London manufacturing standards and quality control.

Era & Period

Contemporary (2010s to present), representing everyday functional British accessible luxury.

Age Estimate

Circa 2015-2021 based on hardware styling and leather finishing.

Cultural Significance

Representing accessible British luxury, Radley bags are popular staples for working professionals seeking durable, stylish, and highly functional everyday leather accessories.

Condition Notes

Exterior shows light signs of wear with minor surface scuffs typical of soft leather, structure remains intact with pleasant slouch, hardware has light micro-scratching, interior is clean.

Value Estimate

Original retail price around $250 - $320 USD; current secondhand resale market value ranges from $60 to $130 USD depending on condition.

Care & Maintenance

Clean with a soft, damp cloth and condition periodically with a neutral leather cream. Store stuffed with acid-free tissue inside its dust bag away from direct sunlight.

Similar Handbags

Radley Pockets Hobo, Fossil Rachel Satchel, Coach Cary Hobo, featuring similar slouchy leather constructions and practical shoulder designs.

Interesting Facts

Radley London was founded in 1998 in Camden Lock, London, and the brand's iconic Scottish Terrier mascot was inspired by the founder's love for dogs, becoming one of the most recognizable charms in British handbag history.

Identified on 9/11/2026