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WANDERER REBELLE - PREPPY WEEKENDER BAG

€130,00

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“She belongs to the world, but answers to no one but herself.“

She lives out of a bag and calls it freedom. No fixed address, no fixed plans… only the next destination and the quiet thrill of arriving somewhere new. She is the woman who sends postcards but never stays long enough to receive them.

Genuine leather, worn in all the right places, or pristine, waiting for the stories she'll give it. The large silhouette holds a weekend's worth of secrets: a silk slip, a dog-eared novel, a perfume she bought in a city whose name she keeps mispronouncing.

Wanderer Rebelle. Wildly untamed, like a suitcase full of mysteries.

REFERENCES TO STYLE & TIME

This travel bag features a structural Gladstone-style top frame. Often called a "Doctor’s Bag" opening, this iconic design features a rigid, hinged metal perimeter frame that allows the bag to open completely wide and stay propped open on its own for quick packing.

Even though this bag doesn’t have a brand tag we can trace the exact manufacturing time back from and it could easily be modern , we càn find references within the design to the mid - to late 20th century.

The 1950s there was a rise of the "Traveler’s" Aesthetic: it solidified the "hold-all" tote style as a standard for rail and early air travel. The leather you see—likely a vegetable-tanned or heavily treated hide—was chosen in that era specifically because it ages beautifully, developing a patina that tells the story of the miles it has traveled.

During the 1980s, luxury Italian and French brands used this specific texture for travel gear because the raised grain naturally hides scuffs, scratches, and water spots, making it the premier choice for frequent flyers and drivers of that era before lightweight synthetic nylon took over in the late 90s.

The small, unadorned oval leather logo patch stitched onto the front panel is a classic hallmark of mid-to-late 20th-century branding. Before the loud, all-over logo print explosion of the late 1990s, premium brands relied on these subtle, blind-stamped leather patches to signal luxury.

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Details

☾ Second love piece ready to be loved again

☾ A piece full of history even though it could very well be a modern luxury bag

☾ Material: Genuine leather, built to age like a good story
☾ Size: Large. Spacious enough for 3 days, classy enough for every arrival
☾ Hardware: Toned metal accents that only get better with time
☾ Closure: A Zip closure for the woman who keeps her secrets close
☾ Handles: Top handles to wonder off to new adventures
☾ Lining: Interior pockets — because even a free spirit needs to find her passport
☾ Occasion: Last-minute weekends, slow train rides, arrivals that deserve applause

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Care

☾ Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth — she deserves tenderness.
☾ Store in a dust bag between adventures to protect her shape.
☾ Spray the leather with stain free spray — a small ritual, a lasting reward.
☾ Avoid prolonged exposure to sun and rain; she is bold, not invincible.

Treat her with care, and she will do the same for you.

Devotion to your jewels:

Your piece is a handcrafted natural gem stone, brass with a gold-plated finish — designed to be worn like a signature and treated sacred.

To preserve its glow and texture:

✧ Avoid wearing it in water (no swimming, showering, or salty waves)

✧ Keep away from perfumes, oils, or lotions — apply first, let her be the final touch

✧ Remove when sleeping, sweating, or exercising

✧ Store in a soft pouch or box, away from direct sunlight

Think of it like silk or red lipstick: best worn consciously, never carelessly.

✧ Your piece includes a 6-month limited warranty — covering production faults, but not wear from daily use or water exposure.

Treat her well, and she will love you longer.

All jewelry are crafted in a small atelier in Jaipur, India and distributed from a woman-run shop in Bangkok Thailand. Most pieces are handcrafted and are brass gold-plated. If Gemstones are used, they are using real gem stones.