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Louis the briefcase ♗

Louis the briefcase ♗

Regular price 440,00 € EUR
Regular price 550,00 € EUR Sale price 440,00 € EUR
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🇫🇷 Handmade in Biarritz, France

Vegetable tanned leather - natural patina

Worn on the shoulder or across the body - adjustable and removable shoulder strap (114 cm up to 125 cm)

One flat pocket inside

Dimensions: 39.5 x 28.5 x 10.5 cm

“Doctor” clasp

The Louis briefcase is inspired by the leather briefcase models worn by French doctors in the 1950s. This bag with simple, clean lines is contemporary, designed to accompany you in your daily life whether you are a man or a woman. A classic and timeless piece designed to last!

Cuir tanné végétal

Les cuirs que nous utilisons pour nos produits sont soigneusement sélectionnés dans les meilleures tanneries espagnoles, françaises et italiennes.

Comment prendre soin de votre sac en cuir ?

Pour éviter que le cuir ne se dessèche, ne se craquelle ou ne se décolore de manière irrégulière, essayez de le protéger de la chaleur directe et de la lumière du soleil pendant des périodes prolongées.

Etape 1 : Retirez les impuretés et les poussières À l’aide d’un chiffon doux essuyez en surface et dans tous les recoins le cuir de votre sac.

Etape 2 : Appliquez du lait nourrissant à base de cire d'abeille A l’aide d’un chiffon propre, appliquez le lait délicatement et en une seule couche très fine pour bien le faire pénétrer. Cette étape permet de protéger votre sac en cuir contre le dessèchement ainsi que le nourrir et l'imperméabiliser.  

Etape 3 : Lustrez la pièce en cuir 

Après application, laissez reposer le cuir quelques instants puis lustrez-le à l'aide d'un chiffon doux et propre.

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Savoir-faire historique

workshop made in France

Your piece is made in a family factory making pieces with quality, precision, finesse resulting from the passion and nobility of our craftsmen.

Our know-how is historic. It is the fruit of a heritage passed down from generation to generation.

Mixed with full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather for guaranteed longevity.

Cuir tannage végétal, le plus durable

The leathers we use for our products are carefully selected from the best Spanish, French and Italian tanneries.

These family tanneries have exceptional know-how and supply the most exclusive luxury brands, while ensuring they apply the best practices of sustainable development with regard to their water consumption and the treatment of their waste.

frequently asked Questions

Is the Louis leather briefcase heavy?

The case weighs just under 1kg. It is standard for leather briefcases.

Is the Louis case waterproof?

The leather case is water resistant, so if it rains, your belongings will be protected from humidity. However, we recommend that you regularly apply nourishing milk (with beeswax) to strengthen the waterproofing of the leather.

Is the case comfortable?

The shoulder strap is entirely made of leather, it is 3 cm wide. It can be adjusted and removed. You can therefore take this briefcase as a briefcase.

What leather is used?

Our wish is to have the lowest environmental impact, while ensuring the longest longevity of the item. We source our leather from a family-owned Spanish tannery. This full-grain cowhide leather is robust and will develop a patina over time. It is vegetable tanned. The leather used will not fade on your white shirts. The briefcase is available in black leather, camel leather (Honey) and brown leather (Chocolate).

Is the case suitable for a computer?

Yes perfectly, you can very easily slide your laptop into it. The George pouch fits perfectly inside this briefcase.

WHY IS THIS CASE CALLED LOUIS?
Close your eyes and immerse yourself in Paris at the beginning of the 20th century. A busy Paris where all the city's professions meet in a popular hubbub. In the heart of the capital, the Pasteur Institute is inaugurated in a historic building. It was here that Louis Pasteur devoted part of his life to his discoveries which would revolutionize medicine. Inspired by Pasteur, a new generation of doctors, better trained, traveled across France, briefcase in hand.