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Lanvin Brown 'Catch by Lanvin' Tote

Name: Lanvin Brown 'Catch by Lanvin' Tote
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 262254F04900000
Price: 2600.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Lanvin Catch tote feels like quiet luxury in motion. Grained calfskin offers a tactile, durable hand, while fixed carry handles and a shoulder strap give two easy carrying moods. A logo-embossed patch pocket sits at the front and white contrast stitching sharpens the chestnut silhouette. Base bumper studs guard the bottom, and the suede lining adds a soft hidden-luxe touch.

Inside, the proportions accommodate daily essentials and a slim notebook or tablet without losing structure. Two carry options keep it versatile from morning meetings to evening dinners; the interior suede keeps things feeling refined as you reach for lipstick, keys, or a compact. It sits steady on the shoulder or in the crook of the arm, a graceful transition from desk to dinner.

Catch by Lanvin anchors the house's modern luxury codes—clean lines, discreet branding, and timeless silhouette. This tote in chestnut, with white stitching, nods to archival charm while staying current enough to pair with tailoring or denim.

Materials / Fabrication

Grained calfskin tote
Fixed carry handles and shoulder straps
Logo-embossed patch pocket at face
Bumper studs at base
Suede lining
Contrast stitching in white
Dimensions: H12 x W18 x D8
Part of the Catch by Lanvin collection
Supplier color: Chestnuts

Recommended Care

Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust; avoid excess moisture on leather
Condition grained calfskin with a leather conditioner sparingly; test on a small hidden area first
Avoid direct heat and prolonged sun exposure to prevent drying and fading
Store in a dust bag in a cool, dry place; lightly stuff to maintain shape
For the suede lining, use a suede brush to lift the nap; avoid water and saturating the material

Fit Notes

Grained calfskin exterior gives a refined look.
Dimensions are H12 x W18 x D8.
Fixed carry handles and shoulder straps offer dual carry options.
Suede lining and bumper studs at the base protect the bag's interior and structure.

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