Lanvin Compagnon 20 Bag

Name: Lanvin Compagnon 20 Bag
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B2105077
Price: 2770.00 USD
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Lanvin Compagnon 20 Bag radiates the understated luxury the house is known for. Its enveloping, asymmetrical silhouette is sharpened by graphic topstitching that forms the initials J and L—a quiet salute to Jeanne Lanvin. In patent calf leather with a lamb lining, the bag catches light with a restrained sheen and feels tactile in a compact, architectural frame.

Carry options are versatile—hand-held by the top handle or worn over the shoulder with an adjustable and removable leather and metal strap. The hexagonal jewel clasp locks a compact interior that includes a mirror and an interior patch pocket; two interior gusseted pockets keep cards and small essentials neatly organized. Leather lining and gold-finish hardware elevate the texture, while the size makes it nimble enough to slip under a blazer or into a larger tote for day to night transitions.

Lanvin continues to blend heritage with contemporary codes in the Compagnon line. This small asymmetrical patent leather bag pairs with everything from tailored looks to sleek evening silhouettes, letting the J and L motif speak in a quiet premium. Made in Italy, it stands as a refined nod to the season's urban life.

Materials / Fabrication

Compagnon small asymmetrical patent leather bag
Main fabric: 100 percent calf leather
Crafted from patent leather
Leather lining
Gold-finish metal hardware
Made in Italy
Adjustable and removable leather and metal shoulder strap
Hexagonal jewel clasp
Interior patch pocket with mirror
J- and L-shaped topstitched side bands
Two interior gusseted pockets
Can be hand-held or worn over the shoulder
Dimensions: 25.5 (L) x 4 (W) x 20 (H) cm / 9.5 (L) x 1.5 (W) x 7.5 (H) in

Recommended Care

Wipe patent leather with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid harsh cleaners and solvents
Avoid direct heat and prolonged sun exposure to prevent drying or color fading
Store in a dust bag with tissue or padding to help keep shape; keep straps detached if possible
Use a leather care product suitable for patent leather to refresh shine if needed
Wipe metal hardware with a soft cloth and store away from moisture to prevent tarnish

Fit Notes

Dimensions are 25.5 cm in length, 4 cm in width, and 20 cm in height for a compact carry, crafted in patent leather with a leather lining.
You can carry it by hand or over the shoulder with an adjustable and removable leather and metal strap.
Closure is a hexagonal jewel clasp that secures the top.
Interior organization includes two gusseted pockets and a mirrored patch pocket.

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