XS Essential Canvas handbagCanvas item with leather detailsTwo leather handlesSnap button closureInternal zippered pocketAdjustable and removable leather shoulder strapSilver-tone metal hardwareCotton liningWidth: 19 cmHeight: 18 cmDepth: 8 cmStrap: 120 cm100% Cow hide, 100% Cotton

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Longchamp 'xs Essential Handbag' In Beige

'xs Essential Handbag' In Beige

XS Essential Canvas handbagCanvas item with leather detailsTwo leather handlesSnap button closureInternal zippered pocketAdjustable and removable leather shoulder strapSilver-tone metal hardwareCotton liningWidth: 19 cmHeight: 18 cmDepth: 8 cmStrap: 120 cm100% Cow hide, 100% Cotton

about LONGCHAMP

Longchamp is a French luxury leather goods company, founded in Paris in 1948 by Jean Cassegrain. Jean Cassegrain produced the world's first luxury leather-covered pipes, then expanded into small leather goods, such as wallets, passport covers... Longchamp launched its first women handbag in 1971 and became one of France's leading leather goods makers. The company's real breakthrough came with the use of nylon. In the 1970s, Longchamp created a leather and nylon fabric luggage collection. For the first time, luggage were light, contrary to the overweight suitcases usually sold at that time. This innovation led the company to design a women's handbag known throughout the world: Le Pliage, few decades later. The company's most iconic product is its innovative "Le Pliage" women's foldable handbag.[5] The handbag was an instant hit and continues to be the company's best selling product. Le Pliage's signature design, which originated in nylon, has been re-envisioned and re-invented in countless shapes, patterns, colors and fabrics.

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