Free Forms: the deconstructed bag according to Kinthia

There's a unique beauty in things that don't follow strict rules. Kinthia's deconstructed bags are born from this philosophy: soft shapes, adaptable volumes, silhouettes that live and change with the wearer.

What is a deconstructed bag?

Unlike bags with a rigid structure — internal frame, flat bottom, fixed sides — a deconstructed bag has no predefined architecture. Its shape is dictated by its contents, by how it's held, by the body of the person wearing it. It's alive, fluid, personal.

Kinthia shapes

Each deconstructed Kinthia model is designed to have its own visual identity, even within its freedom of form:

• Sinuous in Reptile — a spacious nappa leather body, drawstring closure, carried on the shoulder or under the arm. It folds, expands, and slims down.
• Knot — inspired by 90s hobo bags, with a long knotted strap and a body that drapes naturally. The knot on the strap is its distinguishing feature: an artisanal detail that makes it immediately recognizable. Every time you wear it, it's different.
• Passpartout — flat, essential, for evening or day. Without reinforcement, just leather and proportions.

Why choose a deconstructed bag

Rigid bags impose their shape on the world. Deconstructed ones adapt to you. They fit anywhere, fold into a suitcase, age gracefully — gaining character instead of losing it. Over time, the leather takes on the creases of your daily use: it truly becomes yours.

How to maintain it over time

A deconstructed bag should be stored carefully: lightly stuff it with tissue paper when not in use to maintain its volume. Avoid hanging it by the strap for long periods. Nourish the leather regularly — hydrated leather maintains its softness and won't crack in the folds.

A bag that adapts to you is never out of style. It's simply yours.