Bourgogne Bag
The compact and vertical shape of the Bourgogne sac, its comfortable round leather handles and its double zip closure keeping the contents safe and secure make it a smart and relaxed unisex bag. There is a specific space for a newspaper or umbrella on the outside thanks to clever leather straps on one side.
Inspiration
The Bourgogne bag is a re-issue of one of our original models in our archives dating back to the 1960s. It borrows the main elements but with a more structured style. Its name refers to the region where the Goyard family comes from.
how to wear
Description
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- Jewelry: Palladium
- Zipped closing system with double sliders
- inside flat pocket
- outside flat pocket, space for a newspaper or umbrella on the outside
- Height of the handle(s) : 13 cm
Material
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- Goyardine Canvas & Chevroches Calfskin
- Linen and Cotton Inner Side
Dimensions
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- Length: 36 cm
- Width: 9 cm
- Height: 40 cm
- Weight: 0.99 kg
Made in
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- France
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Usage precaution
Do not graze or rub the item against rough surfaces.
Avoid contact with water, greasy or oily products, make-up and perfumes.
If the item comes into contact with water, dab it dry with a soft, absorbent cloth that does not pill.
Protect the item from damp, extended exposure to artificial, natural light or intense heat.
Care advice
Do not wash in a washing machine or use any other mechanical process.
Clean all items in Goyardine and leather with a soft cloth that does not pill.
Move the cloth all over the item; avoid intensive and repetitive rubbing which may damage the chevrons or the leather.
Clean the interior using a soft brush to remove any dust.
Never use any solvents or cleaning products available from shops
Regularly return your item to our craftsmen for deep cleaning or reconditioning.
Keep the item in its case away from light, heat and damp when it is not being used.
Do not use plastic to store the item.
inspiration
The Bourgogne bag is a re-issue of one of our original models in our archives dating back to the 1960s. It borrows the main elements but with a more structured style. Its name refers to the region where the Goyard family comes from.
