Combining quality and durability, functionality and lightness, elegance and respect for the environment.

Similar to leather, the “L” handbag is adorned with a creation in grape plant material. This material of natural origin, combines ecological properties and offers you all its qualities: flexibility, resistance and durability. 

The “L” has a large opening and is enhanced with a zipper. Its interior is lined with a material from plastics fished out of our oceans and embellished with a pocket.
Its incredible lightness will offer you unequaled comfort for everyday life. 
Handmade in a French workshop located in the Tarn and labeled “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant”, it guarantees careful, local manufacturing with high added value.

Beyond its chic and timeless appearance, the “L” bag is respectful of the environment and withstands the test of time. 

Size

• 28.5 x 21.5 x 11 cm (Length x Height x Width)

Care

• To protect your cover from any accidental stains, it's recommended that you waterproof your cover (waterproofing spray). Choose a waterproofing solution that is oil-free, grease-free and non-toxic. After having dusted your pocket with a soft cloth, spray about 30 cm away and leave to dry away from the sun to avoid any risk of halo.
• It's recommended that you dust your pouch regularly, using suitable cleaning accessories: soft sponge (vegetable sponge), microfiber cloth or even a soft toothbrush for finishing (seams).
• When dry, dust it with small circular gestures. For more stubborn stains, soak your cloth in lukewarm water, added with a non-detergent soap. It's recommended to use neutral PH soap or real Marseille soap, ideal for degreasing any dirt. Gently rub the stain without forgetting to remove the excess water using a soft cloth, then leave to dry in the open air.

Assembled and made by hand, all of Lerisa pieces are adorned with a French creation. Established in the Tarn, the family workshop has been recognized for its unique and traditional know-how since 1930.

Respect for traditions has earned it the “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant” label.
In the workshop, each piece is cut, sewn, glued, and bordered with meticulousness like the work of a purely artisanal goldsmith combining modernity and tradition.