Lanvin Off-White Catch Bag

Name: Lanvin Off-White Catch Bag
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 261254F04800400
Price: 1250.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Lanvin Off-White Catch Bag radiates an understated opulence, rendered in pebble-grained calfskin with a cool, matte finish that feels both plush and contemporary. The off-white "plaster" hue channels the breezy nonchalance of Paris streets at golden hour, elevated by subtle gold-tone hardware and a flash of logo hardware at the open throat. The structure is boxy but softly contoured, with just enough presence to mark its luxury pedigree without feeling ostentatious. Studded details on the crossbody strap bring a tough-luxe undertone, grounding the bag’s otherwise refined silhouette.

A shoulder or crossbody carry keeps it hands-free and insouciant, letting the sculpted strap hit just where you want it, whether slung over tailored outerwear or a slinky slip dress. Inside, a suede lining feels plush against your phone and keys, while the card holder with a removable mirror is both a hidden indulgence and a slyly practical addition—think quick touch-ups on the move. The dimensions have an easy, catch-all energy, spacious enough for essentials but compact enough to keep the look clean and edited. Lanvin’s attention to detail means this bag holds its shape regardless of load, while slipping seamlessly from coffee dates to gallery crawls to late-night champagne.

The Catch Bag pulses with that ineffable “old new Paris” spirit Lanvin is loved for: a storied house that leans timeless but always whispers the now. It slips neatly into the current lust for quiet luxury—think the It-bag appeal without a shouty logo, more moodboard than monogram. Style it with languid knits or sharply tailored blazers, letting its powdery off-white steal the scene in any setting.

Materials / Fabrication

Pebble-grained calfskin exterior
Studs at crossbody strap
Logo stamp at side
Strap with logo hardware at open throat
Card holder with removable mirror at interior
Calfskin suede lining
Gold-tone hardware
Dimensions: H7 x W6.5 x D5.5 in
Supplier color: Plaster

Recommended Care

Store in a dust bag away from direct sunlight to prevent fading of calfskin leather.
Avoid contact with water, oils, and cosmetics.
Clean exterior gently with a soft, dry cloth; do not use harsh cleaners.
If needed, use a specialized leather conditioner on pebbled calfskin (test on a small area first).
Avoid overfilling to help preserve the bag's shape and finish.
Interior suede can be lightly brushed with a suede brush to remove debris.

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