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Lanvin Catch By Lanvin Tote Bag

Name: Lanvin Catch By Lanvin Tote Bag
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 3612456984055
Price: 2600.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin Catch By Lanvin Tote Bag channels the Paris couture spirit that has defined Lanvin since 1889. It feels timeless and quietly luxurious, a tote that wears its savoir-faire in the clean lines and restrained silhouette. With le Chic Ultime as a through-line, the bag reads polished and enduring, a statement piece that never shouts, only elevates.

In everyday wear, it opens to carry the essentials with ease and sits poised as you move from desk to dinner. The structured frame keeps its shape as you load a notebook, compact wallet, and other daily must-haves, while the pared-back aesthetic lends itself to layering with tailored coats, knitwear, or casual denim without clashing.

Lanvin's couture heritage, guided by Peter Copping, translates into a tote that feels both current and timeless. Pair it with a sharp suit for city meetings or a sleek sweater dress for evening moments to tap into the maison's refined, city-ready code.

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Founded in Paris in 1889
Lanvin is the oldest continually operating French couture house
The maison s couture heritage continues to inspire extraordinary savoir-faire and a timeless, enduring style more than a century later
With Artistic Director Peter Copping, Lanvin advances design innovation in the spirit of Jeanne Lanvin s concept of le Chic Ultime, or the quintessence of chic
Distinguished by peerless craftsmanship and inventive vision
Lanvin proposes womenswear, menswear

Recommended Care

Care instructions vary by fabric; refer to the garment care label for the exact method
For delicate or couture fabrics, professional dry cleaning is recommended
Avoid high heat and direct sunlight when storing to preserve color and texture
Store on a wide, padded hanger or fold with tissue to maintain silhouette

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About Lanvin

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