Doyle | Black Suede + Black

About The Doyle: 
The Doyle is a fashion forward crossbody bag. On the exterior, it offers three pockets for quick access to keys, phone, and other essentials. The brass feet allow you to keep the bag clean and upright and the magnetic snap closure allows you to get in and out of your bag in a breeze. On the interior, there are two open pockets, one zippered pocket, and plenty of space for notebooks and more to keep everything you need on hand.

Product Details:

• Height 16" x Width 17" x Depth 5"
  
• Weight 1.95 lbs
• Suede Exterior
• Genuine Leather - For care instructions please visit HERE
• Leather Bottom with brass feet
• 1" wide leather should strap, 25" long including hardware
  
• Three exterior open pockets
  
• Cotton Lining
• Three interior open pockets, One zipper pocket

Inspiration Behind the Name:
The Doyle handbag is named after Geraldine Doyle, who was the inspiration behind the famous Rosie the Riveter poster and the icon for which our company is named. Mrs. Doyle answered the WWII call to duty and joined the workforce in 1942 at the young age of 17 years old. After her high school graduation, Mrs. Doyle took her first job at the American Broach and Machine Co. near her hometown in Inkster, Michigan as a metal stamper. While working at the factory the United Press International (UPI) visited the factory and took a photo of her, which later inspired the “WE CAN DO IT” poster. Shortly after leaving the factory industry, Mrs. Bell began work at a soda shop where she met a dentist and married. Once married to Leo Doyle, Mrs. Doyle had six children and worked as office manager at her husband’s dentist practice until she was 75 years old.

Maintenance of R.Riveter Leather: 
We love using real veg tanned leather in our handbags because they just 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 veg tanned leather. 
  
Suede Care Suggestions:
Before wearing, treat your item with a suede protector spray to help guard against water and stains. Suede is sensitive to moisture, so if it gets wet, blot gently with a clean cloth and let it air dry naturally—avoid heat or direct sunlight. For tougher marks, a suede eraser or a light application of white vinegar or rubbing alcohol can help (always test in a hidden spot first). When not in use, store your suede piece in a cool, dry place using a dust bag or breathable cover, and maintain shape with stuffing or shoe trees. Avoid plastic bags and oily surfaces to preserve the suede’s texture and finish.