Westport Harbor Crossbody Bag

Westport Harbor Crossbody Bag

The Westport Harbor Crossbody Bag is more than just an accessory—it’s the wearable emblem of everything Westport Harbor stands for. This sleek black and white bag is a tribute to the rugged elegance, independent mindset, and nautical legacy of Westport, Massachusetts. Designed for those who live the Lifestyle Beyond Location (LBL), this bag lets you carry the harbor with you—whether you’re stepping out for coffee or setting sail on your next adventure.

Tucked along the southern edge of Massachusetts, Westport is a town shaped by the ocean. From the Prohibition-era rum runners who once navigated its hidden coves to the serene beauty of Gooseberry Island, Westport Point, and the Westport River, the region has long embodied the duality of New England: gritty and graceful, historic and free. The Westport Harbor Crossbody Bag was designed with that dual spirit in mind—function meets form, classic meets modern, sea breeze meets city street.

With dark gray hardware, soft faux leather, and a bold monochrome design, this bag is perfect for those who value minimalism, versatility, and heritage. It’s a quiet nod to coastal New England—but it speaks volumes.

This bag features a secure zip-top closure, interior zip and slip pockets, and adjustable, removable wrist and shoulder straps, so it adapts to your lifestyle, whether you're exploring a seaside town or commuting through the city. It’s compact enough to keep your hands free, yet spacious enough to carry everything you need. Just like Westport itself—low-key, refined, and always ready for what’s next.

Features:
• Outer fabric: Premium faux leather
• Lining: 100% polyester
• Dimensions: 11″ × 8″ × 1.5″ (27.9 cm × 20.3 cm × 3.8 cm)
• Dark gray hardware for a clean, coastal aesthetic
• Zip-top closure for secure, everyday use
• Interior zip and slip pockets for easy organization
• Adjustable, removable wrist and shoulder straps
• Strap drop length: 14″–27″
• Inspired by the spirit and style of Westport Harbor and its New England roots