Anagram Inflated Pocket Bag — Dusty Blue

Jonathan Anderson spent his Loewe tenure treating the house's Anagram less as a logo than as raw material — something to weave, emboss, cut and, by Spring/Summer 2023, inflate. The Anagram Inflated Pocket belongs to that last idea: the quadruple-L insignia blown up into a soft, three-dimensional volume and built into the body of the bag, so the branding stops being applied decoration and becomes the object's actual shape.

Dusty blue light foam rubber exterior, molded into the inflated Anagram form, holding a removable herringbone cotton canvas pouch that gathers closed with a leather drawstring. The pouch is the single main compartment, and a calfskin shoulder strap carries the weight at a 19.5-inch drop. An embossed LOEWE calfskin tag finishes the exterior. Measures 5.1 inches wide, 6.1 inches high and 3.9 inches deep, rising to about 8 inches with the canvas pouch drawn up. Made in Spain.

It functions less like a conventional bag and more like a soft sculpture with a working bag nested inside it — the rubber shell doing the visual work, the canvas pouch doing the carrying. It's one of the clearest statements of Anderson's late-era approach to the Anagram, and reads unmistakably as such to anyone who followed it. One size.