Premium Black Leather Masonic Holdall Bag

Regular price £250.00
SKU: 85249
Barcode: 5055312787625
Description

Travel with distinction using this premium Masonic leather holdall, expertly crafted for Freemasons who value quality, heritage, and understated elegance. Designed as a versatile luxury travel companion, this exclusive bag features an embossed Square & Compasses emblem on the outside and a bespoke square & compasses interior lining in grey and blue.

Whether for lodge visits, weekend breaks, or business travel, this is a statement piece that reflects pride in Freemasonry while delivering exceptional practicality.

Crafted for Quality & Longevity

Made from high-grade genuine leather, this holdall offers durability without compromising on style. The structured design ensures it retains its shape, while the soft leather finish gives it a premium, timeless appeal suitable for any occasion.

Designed for Travel
  • Spacious main compartment for clothing and essentials
  • Secure zip fastening for peace of mind
  • Comfortable carry handles with shoulder strap
  • Perfect as a weekend bag, cabin bag, or gym holdall
  • Large zipped opening into the main compartment
  • Internal pockets
The Perfect Masonic Gift

This luxury holdall makes an exceptional gift for:

  • Freemasons attending lodge meetings
  • Special occasions such as initiations, anniversaries, or milestones
  • Family members seeking a meaningful and practical gift
Product Specifications
  • Material: Genuine leather
  • Colour: Black exterior with grey & blue Masonic lining
  • Branding: Embossed Square & Compasses emblem
  • Long lasting brass hardware
  • Style: Large holdall / weekend travel bag
Leather Care
  • Keep clean regularly using a damp cloth
  • Do not use soaps or cleaning products
  • Dry naturally slowly
  • Use leather cream occasionally over time if dryness shows.
  • To prevent damage and wear, do not overfill or stretch and keep away from sharp, abrasive or rough surfaces

Size: 500mm x 250mm x 280mm approximately.

Exclusive to Freemasons' Hall, London.