The BADGLEY MISCHKA Sage Scuba and Vegan Leather Belt Bag delivers practical hands-free storage with an elevated finish. Combining durable neoprene scuba fabric with structured vegan Saffiano leather trim, this lightweight bag features a secure zip-around main compartment, an exterior rear zip pocket, and an interior zippered pocket lined in signature monogram polyester. Its adjustable nylon strap extends from 10 to 44 inches with a secure speed clip, allowing it to be styled around the waist, across the body, or over the shoulder. Measures 9 inches long by 2.5 inches wide by 5.5 inches high.
Bag Features:
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Tactile Mixed Media: Combines soft neoprene scuba fabric with structured vegan Saffiano leather trim for a sporty yet polished aesthetic.
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Versatile Wear: Adapts smoothly from a traditional waist bag to a modern crossbody or over-the-shoulder carry.
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Adjustable Strap: Features a durable nylon webbing belt with a heavy-duty speed clip that adjusts from 10 to 44 inches.
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Elevated Accents: Accented with high-shine gold-tone hardware, a signature metal brand plate, and a branded zipper pull.
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Thoughtful Storage: Offers a zip-around main compartment, an exterior zip back pocket, and an interior flat zippered pocket lined in monogram polyester.
Dimensions & Specs:
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Product Dimensions: 9 in L x 2.5 in W x 5.5 in H
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Product Weight: 0.65 lb
Materials:
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Lining: Polyester
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Additional Materials: Neoprene, Saffiano
Quality Promise & Warranty
This Bag is backed by a 1-year limited warranty.
Brand Story
Mark Badgley and James Mischka are known for glamorous, polished design and special-occasion style. Over three decades, their work has become a favorite for red carpet moments and eveningwear. They met at Parsons School of Design in New York and found a shared aesthetic. Before launching their label, Mark designed for Donna Karan, and James designed menswear for WilliWear WilliSmith. They launched Badgley Mischka in 1988 and have built a signature that feels modern yet timeless, welcoming women of many ages. The brand continues to evolve while staying true to its refined point of view.
