Bagabal was born not out of strategy, but necessity, in the middle of real life, with no grand business plan. Just the search for a bag that could match the rhythm of a modern woman’s day: work, sport, errands, and everything in between.

I’m Cris, and before founding Bagabal, I worked in the event industry as a freelancer, always on the move, juggling motherhood, deadlines, and stolen moments of padel to keep my energy (and sanity). One day, I realized there was no bag that truly felt like me: elegant but not fragile, practical but not bulky, sporty but still feminine. That’s when the idea sparked.

What began as a simple project quickly evolved. I couldn't ignore the reality of fast production, cheap labor, and overseas manufacturing. It didn't align with my values. So I chose a different path: local production, exceptional materials, traditional craftsmanship — all rooted in Spanish know-how. It was harder. Slower. But meaningful.

And one small detail carries that story: the yellow stitch along each zipper.

A quiet signature of our process. A sign that every piece has passed through human hands, not machines. It’s our way of saying: this was made with intention.

Today, Bagabal is more than just bags. It’s a way of doing things with purpose. It’s about real people making real things, with care, skill, and soul. Our pieces are designed for women who move with purpose, who seek elegance in the everyday, and who believe that how something is made matters just as much as how it looks.

Every stitch, every strap, every yellow thread, carries that belief.