Leiv Small

Small but mighty. For teenagers, students, or minimalists — this lightweight tote is A4-compatible, stylish, and sturdy. With leather handles and natural canvas—ready for the city, the commute to school, or spontaneous adventures.

LEATHER
Our leather comes exclusively from wild deer in Switzerland and is tanned using purely vegetable-based methods in traditional Swiss tanneries. The leather is a by-product of hunting, which we process with respect and transform into durable, timeless pieces.

CANVAS
For our modular inner pouches, we use the innovative BioDiscovery Canvas from Halley Stevensons – a cotton fabric developed in Scotland that is FCF-free (free of fluorocarbon-based chemicals) with a natural wax coating based on plant extracts:

• Easy to clean: The surface is resistant to dirt and moisture and can be easily wiped clean.
• Dimensionally stable & smooth: Unlike conventional waxed fabrics, no creases appear when moved or pressed – ideal for everyday bags.
• Durable: The material is robust, weatherproof, and sustainably produced – it complements the structure of the inner cases perfectly, making them both lightweight and resilient.
• BCI-certified Cotton (Better Cotton Initiative)

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
The waxed surface can be cleaned with a damp cloth. For heavier soiling, use only cold water – do not use soap or machine wash. No re-waxing is necessary.

MEASUREMENTS
35cm long, 25cm wide, 12cm high

ATTENTION TO DETAIL – QUALITY FEATURES
Our bag collection combines aesthetics, everyday practicality, and a touch of understatement. It is:

• Modular: Inner pouches can be buttoned in and exchanged as needed.
• Well-designed leather insert
• Leather feet

Cervo Volante – Nature. Design. Responsibility.
Cervo Volante stands for honest craftsmanship, natural materials, and a clear stance.

MEANING OF THE NAME
LEIV in Romansh means not only light and easy, but also gentle, airy, playful, or a breath of nothingness. Perfect for a light, playful bag made from a sustainable breath of nothingness. We’ll leave it to your imagination that Leiv also means lip, and Leivra means hare…