“Liens” N° CO-123
"Cogitations" Range / Collection Love “Liens” is a micro-collection of two pieces, like a metaphor for the relationships we weave with our loved ones. Bravoure is one of these two pieces, directed towards those who identify as more “masculine.'
Its story
For Valentine's Day, I didn't want to go for the obvious hearts and excessive red, but rather evoke enduring bonds, using sustainable natural materials steeped in history.
I still wanted to maintain a certain duality, a contrast, as couples are rarely straightforward and serene unions.
So I chose two different models, one more “masculine” and the other more “feminine”.
And the textures and hues of a caramel upcycled leather jacket and a black and white bamboo babywearing wrap, bought on a whim, became evident.
A pair of bags for a pair of souls.
Bravoure is one of these two pieces, directed towards those who identify as more “masculine”.
A functional and unpretentious messenger bag, in a vertical format, accompanied by a comfortable and “sportswear chic” strap and adorned with a military-style “dog tags” decoration, which also inspired the bag's shape.
Perfect for the city and strolls, to carry the essentials (and a little more).
See “Passerelle”, the other half of this pair of pieces.
Caracteristics
- Type: ‘Men’ Crossbody ;
- Model: Bravoure ;
- Dimensions: 17.5x28x7.5cm ;
- a classic and functional shape ;
- reasonable interior volume ;
- numerous storage options: one zippered pocket, four card slots, and two patch pockets ;
- double-slider zipper closure ;
- worn with an adjustable shoulder strap.
Materials
- Exterior: upcycled leather (jacket) and Yaro “Triggers Ultra Black-White Bamboo” babywearing wrap (70% cotton / 30% bamboo) ;
- Interior: 100% cotton poplin ;
- Interfacing: 100% cotton interfacing, Decovil Heavy, Decovil Light (42% polyester - 35% viscose - 23% polyamide).
Did you know?
- This piece took 6h30 of careful labor ;
- It is based on the "Catalina" pattern by Oro Rosa Patterns ;
- It's composed of 75% of repurposed materials.
