ADAMELLO GRAIN

Regular price €990
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Adamello Grain is a men's backpack in black pebbled calfskin from the Moreschi's Bags and Travel Bags Collection. Its shape follows the rounded, compact profile of a classic backpack, reworked with cleaner volumes and an all-leather construction.

The main compartment opens with a wide double-slider zip that follows the curved line of the top, so you can see and reach everything inside in one motion. Inside, Moreschi's "scarpini"-pattern fabric lines every surface, and a separate slip pocket keeps documents or a tablet apart from the rest of the contents.

On the front, an independent zip pocket holds what you reach for most often, a wallet or keys, without opening the main compartment. A small silver-tone Moreschi "scarpini" logo signs the lower left corner of the pocket, while the zip pulls, engraved with the Moreschi logo, stay consistent with the rest of the brand's leather goods.

The padded, adjustable straps are finished with leather inserts where they attach, and a leather strip reinforces the point where they meet the body of the bag. The back panel, in a textured technical fabric, sits apart from the leather exterior. A leather top handle lets you pick it up and carry it without wearing it, for short stretches.

Adamello is built for the longest days: the roomy main compartment follows the workday, the front pocket keeps keys or headphones within reach without opening everything else, and the whole thing stays understated enough to go from the office to a weekend away without switching bags.

The name Adamello comes from the massif in the Rhaetian Alps between Trentino and Lombardy, home to Italy's largest glacier: land protected by two nature parks, where the landscape is measured in centuries rather than seasons. A quiet solidity that the backpack carries into everyday life.

Details

Tumbled calfskin
Stain-resistant synthetic lining
Metal hardware
Moreschi branded product
Made in Italy

Care

Moreschi leather accessories are crafted from surface-treated leathers, finished to provide greater resistance to scratches and everyday wear compared to untreated smooth leather. Nappa, used in the production of gloves, is a soft, untreated leather: more delicate to the touch, it requires the same care but with even lighter handling.

For routine maintenance:

1. Remove dust and surface residue by gently wiping with a clean, dry cotton cloth. For nappa, follow the grain of the leather with light strokes to avoid altering the surface.
2. For small fresh stains, dab — do not rub! — with a cloth lightly dampened with clean water. Allow to dry at room temperature, away from direct heat sources.

Do not use shoe cream, solvents, alcohol-based products or sprays not specifically formulated for these leathers: they can alter the surface finish or permanently stain the leather.

Store accessories in a dry place, away from heat and direct light, preferably in the original dust bag.

For more thorough treatment — persistent stain removal, rehydration or colour restoration — consult a specialist in the care of fine leather goods.