Hopper | Class A

HOPPER | Class A Uniform  A Piece of Service Preserved Crafted from authentic Class A military uniforms worn by generations of servicewomen, this limited-edition Hopper carries a story far beyond the materials themselves. For decades, Class A uniforms represented professionalism, dedication, and service. Worn during ceremonies, promotions, and milestone moments throughout military careers, these uniforms became symbols of commitment to something greater than oneself. Each Hopper is handcrafted from reclaimed uniform materials, preserving a tangible connection to the women who served while giving new life to a piece of military history. No two bags are exactly alike, making each one as unique as the stories woven into its fabric. Built for everyday use and designed to stand the test of time, the Hopper honors the legacy of servicewomen past and present. Please note: Due to the nature of reclaimed military materials, variations in color, texture, markings, and uniform details are expected and celebrated as part of each bag's individual story. Product Details: Height 8" x Width 11" x Depth (at base) 3", Opening Width: 10". Authentic Class A uniform Signature striped poly/cotton lining Two interior open pockets One zipper pocket Brass zipper closure Wear the Hopper crossbody as a belt bag or classically on the shoulder Removable 1" leather cross body strap, adjustable from 38-48 inches Inspiration Behind the Name: Grace Hopper—She Developed a New Computer Language Setting the scene: It’s 1928. Grace Hopper graduates from Vassar with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and physics. She’s determined to learn more—it’s been this way since she was a little girl. She plans to get her Masters and Ph.D. from Yale, and she is certain she can do it. This is just the beginning of Miss Grace Hopper. Writing her legacy: At a young age she showed promising and frankly ultra-impressive initiative. She was determined to serve her country in a huge way and joined the United States Navy Reserve. Her insane smarts landed her a role on the Bureau of Ships Computation Project where she eventually suggested the use of a new programming language using English in place of symbols. Naturally, people were hesitant but were curious. This was the beginning of the computer language “COBOL”. Hopper went on to serve in the military and built important systems for 43 years and retired with the rank of Rear Admiral and decorated with countless awards (excuse us while we pick up our jaw from the floor). Even after her retirement, she worked as a consultant to Digital Equipment Corporation aiding on committees, lecturing, and visiting engineering facilities. Her success in a male dominated field deserves a standing ovation. You go Grace! Fun fact: she coined the term “debugging” in reference to fixing an issue within a computer when she found an actual moth within the system.    How to Clean this Bag:  When spot cleaning the 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.