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Panel Shopper Hemp + H.D. Horse Light Brown
Panel Shopper Hemp + H.D. Horse Light Brown
Panel Shopper Hemp + H.D. Horse Light Brown
Panel Shopper Hemp + H.D. Horse Light Brown

Panel Shopper Hemp + H.D. Horse Light Brown

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Description

The Panel Shopper is hand-dyed in our atelier, making it a versatile piece ideal for the beach or a day out shopping with friends – while still looking stunning. This bag is crafted from high-quality, vegetable-tanned horse leather and vintage hemp fabric. The leather panel is meticulously hand-dyed, with colors from our 2025 Spring-Summer collection. The Panel Shopper is fully lined and includes an inside leather pocket as well as a zippered pocket for added convenience.

Size

width 42 cm
length 7 cm
height 36 cm

width 16.5 inches
length 2.8 inches
height 14.2 inches

Material

Vegetable-tanned horse leather.
Vintage hemp fabric.

Care

One characteristic of vegetable-tanned leather is the patina it develops over time, so feel free to use your bag without worry. However, it’s important to avoid water contact as this type of leather is not water-resistant. If the leather gets wet, dry it immediately by evenly spreading out the water. Be cautious when applying any care products, as they may worsen any stains. To clean your bag, use a soft cotton cloth dampened with glycerin cream/paste, applying it to the entire surface to nourish the leather and help it last longer.
Variations in tone, shading, and material are natural and contribute to the overall quality of the product. Additionally, signs of aging such as stains, scratches, and patina are normal and add character to the leather.

497,00€

Only 1 left in stock

Leather

The leather used to make this bag is hand-dyed. We start with vegetable-tanned leather in its natural color. Then, we apply pure aniline dyeing coats until we achieve the desired shade.

Hemp Fabric

Italy has a rich and esteemed history in hemp cultivation, having been the world’s leading producer until the mid-twentieth century. With over 100,000 hectares dedicated to hemp farming, Italian hemp was celebrated for its quality and durability. It was utilized in several crucial industries, including textiles, shipbuilding, paper production, and even medicine.