
The Soft Game Bag reworks the Croissant silhouette in a more technical, casual register, built from quilted, topstitched water-repellent nylon canvas or coated cotton with sportswear-style lacing at the sides. Adjustable, buckled straps let it convert between hand, shoulder, and crossbody carry, and it's offered in Small, Medium, and Large sizes.
The smallest of the three sizes, suited to daily essentials and light errands. Worn crossbody or on the shoulder via the adjustable buckled strap.
A step up in capacity from the Small, suited to work and travel days that need more than the essentials.
The roomiest Soft Game Bag, with enough capacity for a light overnight or full workday load.
The standard Soft Game Bag construction, quilted and topstitched for structure with a water-repellent finish. The material most consistently offered across all three sizes.
A lighter-weight coated-cotton alternative offered in select seasons and colorways. Slightly less consistently available than the nylon canvas version, which factors into a comparable but slightly softer resale demand.
Retail runs from roughly $650 for a Small up to around $895 for a Large, with Medium priced around $750 in between. As a nylon and coated-cotton bag rather than a leather one, resale tracks lower in absolute terms than the Croissant family but holds a solid percentage of retail: used examples in strong condition typically resell for 70-85% of original price, putting realistic resale at about $450-$650 for the Small and $625-$900 for the Large. Because Lemaire keeps a single core tan colorway in steady rotation across all three sizes, demand is consistent rather than colorway-driven, which limits both the upside of rare finds and the downside of dead seasonal stock. The takeaway: the Soft Game Bag isn't a value-appreciation play, but it depreciates more slowly in percentage terms than most nylon bags in its price range, making it a reasonably safe buy for anyone who wants the Croissant silhouette in a more practical, everyday material.
The Soft Game Bag reinterprets the Croissant's curved silhouette in a more technical, casual register, built as part of Lemaire's broader "Game" bag family that also includes more structured, boxier bowling-bag-style Game designs. In place of leather, the Soft Game Bag is constructed from quilted, topstitched water-repellent nylon canvas or coated cotton, with sportswear-inspired lacing and eyelets at the sides and adjustable, buckled straps that let it convert between hand, shoulder, and crossbody carry.
It launched in Small, Medium, and Large sizes, giving Lemaire a lower-priced, more durable entry point into the Croissant's signature curved shape for buyers who wanted the silhouette without committing to a precious leather bag. Alongside the Camera Bag's structured leather and the Fortune Croissant's compact leather take, the Soft Game Bag is part of a consistent pattern at Lemaire of reworking its most recognizable shapes across different materials and price points rather than retiring or replacing them.
The Soft Game Bag has found a following among Lemaire's more technical and streetwear-adjacent customers, people drawn to the brand's minimalist design language but who want a bag that can take daily wear, travel, or gym use without the maintenance concerns of leather. It's a common pick for buyers who already own a leather Croissant or Fortune Croissant and want a lower-stakes, more casual companion piece.
It hasn't generated the same fashion-editorial attention as the leather Croissant family, but it has picked up steady coverage in menswear and gender-neutral style roundups for bringing a recognizable, non-technical-looking house shape into a genuinely technical, water-repellent nylon construction, a niche that's grown alongside broader "quiet luxury meets technical wear" styling trends.