Churchill - Navy

• Handcrafted in London
• English bridle leather leather that develops a rich patina
• Skriver Lining
• Nickel hardware
• Sculpted from eight individual components
• Steel-reinforced, bonded to vulcanised fibreboard panels
• Solid brass locks and fittings
• Organised pockets for documents, stationery, and business essentials
• Secure lock closure, with key
• Matching leather luggage tag
• Heritage colour range featured across all bridle products for complete sets
• Dimensions: 46 × 33 × 9 cm / 18 × 13 × 3.5"
• Weight: 3.12 kg
• Blind monogram available on the luggage tag

While bridle leather is naturally durable, it should be protected from excessive moisture. If caught in the rain, gently pat dry with a soft cloth to avoid watermarks or staining.

To preserve its supple feel and rich finish, condition the leather occasionally with our premium leather feed.

Keep the bag away from prolonged direct sunlight, as this may cause drying or fading.

With time, the bridle leather will develop a deep, unique patina, enhancing its character and individuality.

We ship worldwide.

Delivery costs are calculated based on the weight of the product and the destination country.

Delivery typically takes 2 - 4 working days within the UK and 3 - 5 working days internationally excluding lead times, subject to customs clearance. VAT is included for domestic orders. International duties and taxes are calculated and added at checkout.


Please note that the lead time of this product is currently between 4-6 weeks from date of order.

Winston Churchill, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, had a taste for craftsmanship as well as structured attache briefcases. As a nod to this shared commitment to elegance and quality, Swaine named one of its distinguished briefcases after Churchill, cementing his legacy within the brand’s heritage.

Churchill’s sense of style was inseparable from his creative pursuits. He was not only a statesman but also an accomplished artist, whose works reflected the same precision and artistry that defined his taste.