Mohel Store is an editorial resource for leather goods, design details and everyday use. Our focus spans belts, bags, small leather goods and hardware, with practical connections to watch straps, watch storage and fit.
From the archive
Möhel Coco Belt
The black Coco belt appears in coverage of Queen Letizia’s March 2021 visit to Andorra. Our source-based record follows its embossed surface, covered buckle and former product link, while distinguishing reported design details from specifications that remain unverified.
Read the Coco Belt historical design and source notes
Möhel Granatta Belt
A historical record of the burgundy Granatta belt, connecting the contemporary design description with two former product links.
Read the Granatta Belt historical design and source notes
Möhel Mini Monique Alessia
A bag archive note connecting a 2018 press reference with the former Mini Monique Alessia product address and the visible design in its source image.
Read the Mini Monique Alessia historical bag and source notes
Möhel Brand History
An introduction to the historical brand and the sources behind its reported origins and workshop context, with a guide to the published product archive.
Read the historical brand notes and archive guide
Our editorial focus
Leather and surface finishes. Material descriptions, texture and the distinction between a decorative pattern and the leather beneath it.
Hardware and construction. Buckles, closures, stitching and edges, considered as parts of an object’s design and use.
Bags, belts and small accessories. Proportion, capacity, fastening and the details that affect everyday handling.
Care, straps and storage. Practical questions about caring for accessories, choosing a suitable fit and storing them between uses.
About the archive
The archive preserves the context of Möhel’s past accessories through identifiable sources. Historical names and product links help readers understand earlier designs; they do not indicate current stock or a current sales offer.
New editorial records identify their sources and the limits of what those sources establish. References to the original brand concern its history and do not identify the present publisher as the original maker.