Softness.
Everywhere.
The same soft nylon wraps the outside, lines the inside and continues through the strap. Supple against your clothes, with cloth covering the surfaces your belongings touch.
Soft against you.
Gentle on what matters.
Supple nylon. A flexible body.
Room for the way your day changes.
Proposed outer body dimensions. Final measurements will be confirmed through sampling.
The same soft nylon wraps the outside, lines the inside and continues through the strap. Supple against your clothes, with cloth covering the surfaces your belongings touch.
A full-width pocket for your phone and wallet reaches from the top rim to the bottom seam. Its straight flap closes with two concealed magnets, clear of the divider tops.
Lift the angled flap and reach straight in. Fabric-covered magnets replace sharp zipper teeth and loose, jangling hardware. The walls stay full height to keep the opening secure.
The wide strap adjusts from a short carry to a longer crossbody fit. Permanently sewn at both ends, it gets its soft feel from the material itself. No extra shoulder pad.
Two soft panels keep a compact camera, a small lens and everyday essentials in their own spaces. Open either panel, use both, or fold them flat.
Separate your camera from the everyday essentials.
Or fold the dividers away for one open compartment.
Choose a control below to move each part.
The pocket flap is closed. Each divider attaches below its lower edge.
Pocket empty. Left open. Right folded. Each panel moves independently.
The pocket flap sits above the divider tops.
Each moves independently.Use one divider, both, or neither.
Held with a light touch.Small covered magnets keep panels in place.
Made to fold.A tiny gap at the floor prevents rubbing.
Each divider is sewn into the front wall. Its free edge meets a small, covered magnet on the pocket face below the closed flap. A soft fold accommodates the shorter reach when a phone and wallet fill the pocket. The pocket flap opens independently, while both outer walls stay full height.
Pocket depth and movement clearances are illustrative and will be checked in a sewn sample.

It started with a camera and long days on foot. A bag should leave you free to notice what is happening around you.
That is where Monofloat began. An everyday bag, shaped by the way it is used.
The crossbody comes first. A few ideas for what might follow, still at the concept stage.
A taller, light everyday backpack.
Exploring a concealed two-step flap catch to make casual opening more difficult.
Soft, wide and adjustable.
Split-ring ends for camera lugs.
A compact, squarer bag.
The familiar angle in a new form.
A slim sleeve with a strap.
A broad accessory pocket fills the front beneath the angle.
Close to the body.
At the waist or across the torso.
A compact vertical carry.
For the phone that comes with you.