Lanvin Catch By Tote Bag

Name: Lanvin Catch By Tote Bag
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 3612456984048
Price: 2600.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin Catch By Tote Bag embodies a Parisian couture mindset translated to everyday wear. The bag channels the maison's couture heritage into a timeless, enduring silhouette, elevated by Lanvin's hallmark savoir-faire. Under the modern eye of Artistic Director Peter Copping, the Catch By Tote reads as clean, confident, and optimistically refined—a quiet statement piece that elevates both weekday errands and after-hours moments.

With a refined silhouette and timeless lines, it pairs with everything from tailored suiting to casual denim. The tote invites everyday use and transitions between day and evening with ease, echoing Lanvin's le Chic Ultime mindset.

Lanvin sits squarely in the house's long lineage of peerless craftsmanship and inventive vision. With the le Chic Ultime ethos, it feels both timeless and of-the-moment, a tote that travels from Paris boulevards to city streets with the easy confidence Lanvin is known for.

Materials / Fabrication

About The Brand: 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 guidance not specified in the description; professional dry cleaning is recommended for couture garments.
If cleaning at home is necessary and permitted by care labels, use a mild detergent and cold water; avoid harsh agitation.
Avoid direct heat; steam or any lower-heat ironing with protective cloth if necessary.
Store the garment hanging in a cool, dry place; use a padded hanger if available.

Fit Notes

The item is categorized as a tote bag in the Bags category.
Color is black.
Brand is Lanvin.

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