Lanvin Beige Catch Tote

Name: Lanvin Beige Catch Tote
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 261254F04900200
Price: 356.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin’s Beige Catch Tote radiates Parisian insouciance—laidback but impossibly elevated, like summer afternoons that slip seamlessly into evening plans. Woven straw brings a natural, tactile richness to the silhouette, offset by cognac-hued buffed leather trim that sneaks in quiet polish. There’s a relaxed, open structure that feels equal parts Riviera escape and city gallery run, punctuated by crisp contrast stitching and a sleek logo-embossed patch pocket front and center.

This tote leans easy and unstructured but never unconsidered. The twin handles are generous for hand or shoulder carry, and the unlined interior means you have ample space to toss in everything from a morning journal and sunnies to a scarf, book, or even a laptop in its sleeve. The external patch pocket keeps must-reach items—phone, card case—at your fingertips. It’ll slip over a trench on spring days and still feel right with breezy dresses or denim cutoffs, transitioning with the rhythm of your week without missing a beat.

In keeping with Lanvin’s legacy of refined minimalism and subtle branding, the Catch Tote sidesteps the obvious, eschewing loud logos for material and proportions that speak for themselves. It’s the kind of bag that earns a second look—more understated than beachy, with just enough French-girl attitude to slot into any trend cycle without ever feeling out of step.

Materials / Fabrication

Woven straw tote
Buffed leather trim throughout
Twin carry handles
Logo-embossed patch pocket at front
Open throat
Unlined
Contrast stitching in white
Supplier color: Ecru/Cognac
Dimensions: H8.5 x W13 x D4.5

Recommended Care

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and moisture to prevent straw and leather damage.
Wipe straw surfaces gently with a dry, soft cloth; do not use water or cleaning agents.
Clean leather trim with a leather care product as needed.
Store in a dust bag or cool, dry place to maintain shape and finish.
Do not overfill to preserve structure and prevent stretching.

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