Emile Multipocket Bag - Black

Multipocket bag made from organic cotton.

Emile is a multipocket shoulder bag designed for everyday use, with a functional and modern design that keeps everything within easy reach.

Made from thick GOTS certified organic cotton, it combines sustainable style with true practicality. Its smart structure makes organization simple: two exterior pockets, two discreet back pockets, and a large central compartment with patch pockets and a key clip.

The short shoulder or crossbody strap makes it comfortable to wear all day long. Emile is essential for anyone looking for a practical, stylish, and responsible bag.

A multipocket bag designed to keep up with your rhythm from the office to the weekend.

Dimensions: L 34.5 x H 19 x D 9 cm
Shoulder strap length: Adjustable strap

Composition:
Thick and resistant organic cotton (500g/m2). Our cotton is labeled GOTS, which guarantees in particular:

• The biological origin of textiles;
• Production and transformation processes that respect the environment;
• Respect and improvement of working conditions.

Care instructions:

• Prefer dry cleaning.
• Iron at medium temperature.
• Do not tumble dry.
• Before wearing it for the first time, it is strongly recommended to protect your bag by using a colorless waterproofing spray. Reapply waterproofing every 3 months.

Although our products are designed to be durable and high-quality, they are not eternal. Over time, wear from friction, repeated movements, and prolonged exposure to UV rays can alter their appearance and resistance. Our bags and accessories are made to last, but we are not perfect. We work tirelessly to optimize their quality while being aware that natural wear is part of their lifecycle.

Ethical manufacturing:

All our bags and accessories are manufactured by our Indian NGO partner Swami Sivananda Memorial Institute (SSMI) which fights for the emancipation of women in an underprivileged neighborhood of DELHI. These women make textile accessories in exchange for a salary 3x higher than the average Indian salary, training and a place at school for their children.