Leather Belt Bag

Leather Belt BagDesigned for hands free ease and everyday adventure, this artisan crafted belt bag combines classic craftsmanship with practical design. Made from rich, vegetable tanned leather, it features a sleek front slip pocket, a spacious main compartment with zip closure, and a secure zippered pocket on the back for storing valuables close. The standout feature? An adjustable, woven strap in stunning neutralsadding a bold and meaningful touch to this versatile

Designed for hands-free ease and everyday adventure, this artisan-crafted belt bag combines classic craftsmanship with practical design. Made from rich, vegetable-tanned leather, it features a sleek front slip pocket, a spacious main compartment with zip closure, and a secure zippered pocket on the back for storing valuables close. The standout feature? An adjustable, woven strap in stunning neutrals—adding a bold and meaningful touch to this versatile accessory.

Features: Zippered closure, unbleached cotton lining, exterior pocket with snap closure. 

Material: Vegetable-tanned leather Height: 6" Width: 8.8" Strap Drop: Adjustable, removable.

Sutisana | Fair Trade | Survivor made in Bolivia

Most SutiSana artisans speak both Spanish and the indigenous language of Aymara. In Aymara, “Suti” means name. In Spanish “Sana” means healed. As a woman leaves a trafficking situation, she often adopts a new name as part of her healed identity.

SutiSana offers empowering employment to survivors of human trafficking in a healing-centered environment in Bolivia. When a woman joins SutiSana, she receives a liveable wage and full benefits including health insurance and a retirement plan. She and her children are supported through community, and she is given opportunities to continually grow professionally - learning to sew, create new designs, and eventually teaching sewing and mentoring other survivors. Experienced artisans are trained in administrative positions, moving towards a future when SutiSana can be survivor-led.
SutiSana also invests in breaking the cycle of exploitation and preventing future trafficking by investing in educational support for the children of survivors and vulnerable youth in precarious communities.