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Carrties
For café tables, dinners, and travel: hang the bag beside you
Carrties clips to the table lip so your bag hangs at your side—upright, in reach, and clear of the floor while you sit.
Beside the chair, not under it
The hook holds the bag at table height so you can see it without crowding the seat.
Handles stay in your sightline
A hanging bag stays close while you talk, eat, or wait for the check.
Leather off café floors
Skip the damp tile and scuffed grout; the bag rests in air at the table edge.
Folded disc
Hanging hook
A pocket disc until the table needs a hook
Carrties sits as a compact disc in a pouch or pocket. Open it and it becomes the hanging hook that sits on the table lip.
Folded, it is a round disc you can tuck away between tables.
Opened, the linked hook hangs from the edge so the bag can drop beside you.
Clip, hang, fold—then leave the table
Three quiet motions at any café or dinner table. No extra chair, no bag on the floor.
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Unfold at the lip
Open the disc and seat it on the table edge so the hook drops below the surface.
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Hang the handles
Slip the bag onto the hook. It hangs at your side while you sit.
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Fold it away
When you stand, lift the bag, close the disc, and drop it back into a pocket or pouch.
At the table
People who dine out keep the bag at their side
Hang it, or give up the floor and a chair
A table-edge hang keeps the bag off the ground without borrowing a second seat.
Carrties at the table
At your side
Floor or extra chair
In the wayFinishes and everyday tables
Pick a color that sits well with your bag, then clip it when you sit down.
Finishes
Tables
Which colors can I choose?
Carrties comes in Black, Gold, Rose, and Bronze. Choose the one that matches your hardware or bag.
Do I need a matching set?
No. One clip is enough for a single bag. Pick the finish you like most.
Will this work at a normal café table?
Yes. Clip it to the table edge when you sit—café, dinner, or a travel table with a lip.
What if the table is busy?
The bag hangs beside you instead of on the surface, so plates and glasses keep their space.