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A tan work tote on a pale stone ledge, against a bordeaux velvet curtain in golden light

The work tote, in Tan.

SAINTSÉVERAC

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For all that she is.

The idea

For all that she is.

She is the everyday woman with a full life: work, family, a passion, a few hobbies. Saint Séverac is made for all of it, not just one part of her day.

The bag carries what she needs from morning to night. The brand keeps the rest: a calm, considered place she can come back to, and nothing that rushes her.

A bordeaux work tote resting on a cream armchair beside a bright window — Bordeaux, resting by the window.

Chapter I

Mornings

The day begins in the hall.

Two hands, one large and one small, each holding a handle of a bordeaux work tote in a bright hallway — Held together, on the way out.

A tan work tote on a wooden bench by the front door in morning light — A calm start, by the door.

A bordeaux shoulder bag worn on a sunlit street — Out into the morning light.

Chapter II

Work

The working day, carried calmly.

A bordeaux work tote beside an architect's desk with a model and drawings — Her work, unhurried and considered.

A tan shoulder bag worn in a brass elevator — Between floors, a quiet pause.

A tan crossbody worn across the body on a walk to work — Hands free for the commute.

A bordeaux shoulder bag worn while climbing glass-and-stone stairs — Up the stairs, in stride.

An open tan work tote seen from above on a stone surface — The working day, laid out.

Chapter III

A passion

The thing she always makes time for.

Seen from behind on a white gallery bench, with a bordeaux work tote beside her — A quiet afternoon with art.

A florist tying a bouquet, a tan work tote on a wooden stool — Flowers, tied by hand.

Seen from behind at an upright piano, a tan work tote on the floor — Music, always made time for.

A café table with an open book, a tan work tote on the chair — A page, a cup, a pause.

An open bordeaux work tote seen from above on a stone surface — The rest of her life, laid out.

Chapter IV

Rest

A quiet hour, kept for herself.

A tan work tote on a cream bouclé sofa with a soft throw — Tan, at home on cream.

A tan crossbody on a curved ivory velvet sofa beside a brass lamp — Tan, in the warm light.

A bordeaux shoulder bag on a white tufted sofa with a cream knit throw — Bordeaux, on soft white.

A tan shoulder bag on a white sofa, a hand lifting the strap — A slow morning, unhurried.

A bordeaux weekender on a rattan lounge chair with a white wool throw — Bordeaux, settled on rattan.

A bordeaux crossbody on a cream chaise longue beside a tall window — Bordeaux, resting by the light.

A bordeaux shoulder bag hanging on a kitchen chair in warm evening light — Evening light in the kitchen.

Chapter V

Out and away

Time away, carried lightly.

A tan weekender carried across a station hall — Across the station hall.

A bordeaux weekender carried through an airport terminal beside a suitcase — Time away begins here.

A tan weekender carried out of a hotel lobby at dusk — Out of the lobby at dusk.

A tan crossbody worn on a rainy street at dusk, lamps glowing — A rainy evening, unhurried.

A bordeaux crossbody worn across the body on a tree-lined path — A tree-lined walk, hands free.

Chapter VI

The range

Four shapes for the everyday, in Tan and in Bordeaux.

Four tan bags in a row on a stone ledge: crossbody, shoulder bag, work tote and weekender — Crossbody, shoulder bag, work tote and weekender.

Chapter VI · The range

Side by side

Eight products, one family.

A tan and a bordeaux work tote side by side on a stone ledge — Work tote, in Tan and in Bordeaux.

A tan and a bordeaux shoulder bag side by side — Shoulder bag, in Tan and in Bordeaux.

A tan and a bordeaux weekender side by side — Weekender, in Tan and in Bordeaux.

A tan and a bordeaux crossbody side by side — Crossbody, in Tan and in Bordeaux.

Chapter VII

The making

Full-grain leather, handcrafted in France.

Hands resting on a full tan hide in an atelier — 01 · The hide, chosen by hand

Leather being cut around a paper pattern with a round knife — 02 · Cut around a paper pattern

A handle held in a wooden clamp while it is stitched by hand — 03 · Each handle, stitched by hand

A handle edge being burnished, finished handles laid in a row — 04 · Edges burnished smooth

The finished tan work tote at its final inspection — 05 · The finished bag, checked

The process shown is the concept for the atelier, to be confirmed with the leather house.

The detail that holds

Close-up of a tan handle joined to a brass ring and leather tab — The handle, joined with brass.

The wordmark, pressed in gold.

Close-up of a bordeaux handle joined to a brass ring and leather tab — Bordeaux leather, close up.

Gold, pressed into Bordeaux.

SAINTSÉVERAC

For all that she is.

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