Tote bag with long, ribbon-like straps. Magnets concealed in the gussets ensure the bag’s closure. The practical, easy-access outside pocket is perfect for holding a telephone. The bag features an inside pocket. Made in Italy.
French double tanned calf leather, Italian cotton lining.
This double tanned calfskin is a smooth, full grain aniline leather. Its special wax finish is designed to nourish the leather all throughout its life. This leather will acquire a patina over time. Color variations, small marks or veins are natural elements and should not be considered as imperfections.
"Tan" is a universal brown with subtle bronze undertones.
Length: 23.5 cm
Height: 24 cm
Depth: 8 cm
Straps length: 67 cm
Inside pocket: 17 × 17 cm
CARE
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Double-tanned calf leather requires no care products.
When the bag hasn't been used for a while, the wax contained in the leather may rise to the surface, leaving a slightly whitish finish, particularly on darker colors. This is a completely normal phenomenon. To remedy it, simply rub the surface with a clean microfiber cloth to help the wax reabsorb into the leather.
Store your bag in its dustbag when not in use.
Protect from direct sunlight, strong light sources, and heat. Avoid prolonged contact with other leather goods, as color transfer may occur. Keep away from alcohol-based products, perfume, hand sanitizer, disinfectant, which can discolor or damage the surface.
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
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Free shipping within France.
Free returns.
Deliveries are carried out by Colissimo and DHL Express.
Shipping costs vary depending on location.
Orders are processed within 24 hours.
PAYMENT METHODS
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We accept the following payment methods: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and other major credit cards, as well as PayPal, Apple Pay, Shop Pay, and Klarna.
Pay with Klarna in 3 instalments in the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.
