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Leather, Craftsmanship & Accessories

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

Möhel Capazo Flavia Líbano

A historical bag record connecting a 2021 shopping reference with its former product address.

Read the Capazo Flavia Líbano historical bag and source notes

Möhel Capazo Livia Nude

A separate bag record connecting a 2022 outfit feature with the former Livia Nude product address.

Read the Capazo Livia Nude historical bag and source notes

Möhel Belt Archive

Browse documented Möhel belt designs through the former collection address, with source notes and guidance on the scope of the archive.

Explore the historical belt archive

Möhel Mariana Ambra

A historical bag note tracing a December 2021 brand roundup to the former Mariana Ambra product address, with clear limits on what the source establishes.

Read the Mariana Ambra historical bag and source notes

Möhel Mini Monique Grappe

A dated press reference identifies Grappe separately from Alessia, with the reported design and its limits recorded at the former product address.

Read the Mini Monique Grappe historical bag and source notes

Möhel Olimpia Tuareg

A historical link record distinguishing the product identifier in a 2020 gallery’s destination from the wording of its caption.

Read the Olimpia Tuareg historical link and source notes

Möhel Banana Blue

A historical bag note connecting a 2021 press caption with its former product link and the design visible in the accompanying image.

Read the Banana Blue historical bag and source notes

Möhel Pepa Rose

A 2022 selection links to Pepa Rose, with the product identifier and the distinction between a recommendation and documented use kept explicit.

Read the Pepa Rose historical bag and source notes

Möhel Dora Crocanti

A named bag in a 2021 article, with reported materials and construction separated from observations of the source photograph.

Read the Dora Crocanti historical bag and source notes

Möhel Alberta Candy

A 2020 Vogue España gallery links a photographed round bag to the Alberta Candy address, with the caption and URL identifier distinguished.

Read the Alberta Candy historical bag and source notes

Möhel Simona Golden

A named product credit links to Simona Golden, with the woven appearance and limits of the published description recorded separately.

Read the Simona Golden historical bag and source notes

Möhel Ordenador Grappe

A laptop-accessory gallery links to this historical case address, with material wording and device-fit limits kept explicit.

Read the Ordenador Grappe historical case and source notes

Möhel Mimi Paprika

A January 2019 Vogue reference names the red Mimi bag and connects it to the historical Mimi Paprika product address.

Read the Mimi Paprika historical bag and source notes

Möhel Mimi Grey

A separate 2020 gift-guide record distinguishes the Mimi Grey product-link identifier from the caption and photograph.

Read the Mimi Grey historical bag and source notes

Möhel Simona Mini Candy

A distinct Simona mini record keeps the historical identifier separate from measured size and usable capacity.

Read the Simona Mini Candy historical bag and source notes

Möhel Rosé Belt

The Rosé archive separates a reported hole-free design from an unverified range of usable sizes.

Read the Rosé Belt historical design and source notes

Möhel Mafalda Black Belt

A documented styling reference distinguishes visible fastening details from measurements and performance claims.

Read the Mafalda Black Belt historical design and source notes

Möhel Olimpia Lilac

A separate Olimpia source record keeps visible design observations and unverified specifications distinct.

Read the Olimpia Lilac historical bag and source notes

Möhel Sophia Black

A dated bag reference separates the photographed handles and long strap from unverified carrying specifications.

Read the Sophia Black historical bag and source notes

Möhel Sophia Cacao

A separate Sophia colour record considers the carried photograph without importing missing specifications from another version.

Read the Sophia Cacao historical bag and source notes

Möhel Shopping Flecos Granatte

A 2021 source identifies this fringed bag, with the photographed exterior and limits of the surviving description kept explicit.

Read the Shopping Flecos Granatte historical bag and source notes

Practical guides

Embossed Leather and Croc Patterns

Separate a visible pattern from material claims, animal source and the evidence needed to describe an accessory accurately.

Read what a croc pattern can and cannot tell you

Watch Pouch or Watch Roll?

Compare linings, supports, dividers and closures, then inspect how they meet the case, bracelet and clasp.

Read the watch pouch and watch roll contact-point guide

Check a Watch-Case Cushion

Record the support, bracelet setting and clasp contact before closing a watch around a cushion or seating it in a case.

Read the cushion and clasp check guide

Watch-Strap Materials

Read the upper, lining and surface finish as separate parts of a strap description, then record what the evidence establishes.

Read the upper, lining and finish guide

Leather-Care Decisions

Check the material, finish and maker’s instructions before choosing a treatment, with examples of exclusions and small-area tests.

Read the material-and-finish care guide

Document an Accessory Before Review

Separate source statements, direct observations and interpretations, then use a blank record to document an accessory before making review claims.

Read how to document a leather accessory before review

Covered Buckles and Exposed Hardware

Inspect coverings, prongs, edges and strap attachments while keeping material descriptions separate from visible condition.

Read the buckle and hardware inspection guide

Linings, Seams and Zip Guards

Inspect the inside of a small case, including lining joins, zipper movement and any guard between the closure and its contents.

Read the case-interior inspection guide

Belt Size and Total Length

Identify measurement endpoints, the fastening hole and the maker’s sizing convention before comparing belt lengths.

Read where to measure a belt

Bag Dimensions and Usable Space

Separate external measurements from the opening, usable compartment and space needed for the intended contents.

Read the bag dimensions and usable-space guide

Painted, Burnished and Turned Leather Edges

Compare three edge treatments, inspect accessible corners and folds, and ask precise questions about construction and repair.

Read the leather-edge treatment guide

Bag Handle Drop and Strap Length

Distinguish vertical drop from total strap length, record adjustment settings and compare carrying measurements consistently.

Read the handle-drop and strap-length 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.