Lamarthe Beige Leather Satchel Handbag

Paris, October. A bookshop in the Marais—when you notice her. The woman with the bag. Not flashy. Just sculpted caramel leather curved like a Brancusi silhouette, stitched with the precision of a French cavalry sabre. A bag with secrets. This one. A rare vintage Lamarthe top-handle handbag—elegantly arched in archive beige, like a 1930s Renault hood, with dual top zips that open wide in a clean, clamshell frame. Inside? Brown jacquard logo lining with zip and audio pockets for your lipstick, a passport, a love letter. A unicorn emblem sits centered above a discreet slip pocket—a Parisian wink. Chrome-finished hardware. Clean saddle-style piping. Five bottom studs that say, “Set me down. I dare you.” Crafted in supple, full-grain leather with a satiny finish that only improves with time. No strap. No nonsense. Just a 5” dual handle drop and room for the life of a woman who has places to be—and usually already is. Rare. Regal. Get it before the train leaves Gare de Lyon Founded in Paris in 1930 by Alfred Lamarthe. A first to use zippers on leather bags. A true visionary, with avant-garde creativity. Its icon? The unicorn, symbol of femininity and grace. Over the years distinguishing itself synonymous with French luxury. Much more than a brand—a heritage. Archive Beige Leather Rectangle Top Handles Slip Pocket Zip Pocket Audio Pocket Bottom Studs Brown Jacquard Lining Silver-tone Metal Height 8" Width 13" Drop 5” Depth 4" Dual Zip Close Clam Shell No strap