Harriet | Class A Uniform

This is a made-to-order product. This handbag is crafted from authentic Class A Uniform— a material with history woven into every thread. Making these pieces by order allows us to preserve more material and make it into the style as each person requests it.   Reserve yours today. Allow 4–6 weeks for delivery. Honoring a Legacy of Service The Harriet is crafted from authentic Class A military uniforms sourced from multiple eras of women's military service, transforming a symbol of dedication into a one-of-a-kind heirloom. For generations, women have answered the call to serve—leading, supporting, innovating, and breaking barriers throughout military history. The Class A uniform often marked some of the most significant moments of that service, from promotions and ceremonies to retirement and recognition. By repurposing these historic materials, each Harriet preserves a piece of that legacy while creating something meant to accompany new adventures and everyday moments. Every bag carries its own unique character, with subtle variations that reflect the history of the uniform from which it was made. Designed to be used, carried, and cherished, the Harriet is a tribute to the women whose service helped shape our military and our nation. Please note: Because each piece is made from authentic reclaimed military uniforms, no two bags will be exactly alike. Variations in color, texture, markings, and wear are part of what makes every Harriet unique. Product Details:  Dimensions: Top Width 17.5" x Bottom Width 12” Depth 4.5" x Height 14" Opening Width 16.5"  Dual Leather Market Handles with 11” drop length  Weight: 1.3 lbs  Materials: Authentic Class A military uniforms with genuine leather accents  Brass hardware, zipper closure and protective feet  Signature striped interior polyester liner  Interior: 1 zipper pocket   3 Exterior Slip Pockets  Behind the Name:  Harriet Chalmers Adams (1875 –1937) was a renowned American Adventurer. She traveled over a hundred thousand miles, wrote and photographed her adventures and captivated audiences all over the world for publications like the National Geographic, the NY Times and Harpers.   Harriet also worked as a war correspondent during WWI – and was the only female journalist permitted to visit the trenches. She traveled as a fearless trailblazer – but she also helped launch the Society of Woman Geographers in 1925 to help pave the way for other females in the industry.   How to Clean the Bag: When spot cleaning this bag, we suggest using a brush or sponge with water only to wipe it off soiled area. We do not recommend using anything other than water as it could discolor the material.  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.