The Anjou tote is a nod to our emblematic Saint Louis tote. The difference between the two is the Chevroches calfskin leather lining: slightly grained but with a silky surface, it is a very supple and light leather. Thus, thanks to its reversibility the Anjou offers two different styles and aesthetics: it can be worn either on the leather side or on the Goyardine canvas side.
Its two handles which progressively become thicker offer a good grip and a comfortable shoulder or arm carry. Its large volume is ideal for daily use or business use.
The Anjou tote was named after the Duc d’Anjou, Charles 1st d’Anjou, brother of King Louis IX, known as “Saint-Louis”. Just as the Duc d’Anjou was the brother of King Louis IX, so the Anjou bag is the “little brother” of the emblematic Saint Louis tote.
This is also a reference to the province of Anjou, situated in the North West of France, which has been offered by Saint Louis to his brother Charles, thus making him the Comte d’Anjou.
| Main material | Chevroches calfskin |
|---|---|
| Second material | Goyardine canvas |
| Inside description | Removable pouch |
| Hardware finish | Palladium |
| Height of handles (cm) | 21 |
| Style | Crook of elbow, Handheld, Shoulder bag |
| Length (cm) | 40 |
| Width (cm) | 20 |
| Height (cm) | 34 |
| Weight (g) | 700 |
| Made In | France |
