Added 2 days ago

Condition

Very Good

Color

Red

Material

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Category

Handbags

Rust-red cotton canvas panels meet at crisp seams, broken only by slender dark brown stripes running vertically down each side. The silhouette is simple and upright, anchored by double handles and finished with a silver-tone snap at the open top—no logo, no ornamentation, just the architecture of the bag itself. The base is reinforced, and the construction feels both sturdy and effortless, with a matching rust-red lining visible along every edge. This tote traces its roots directly to Hermès’ Fourre-Tout line from the late 1990s to the early 2000s—a period when Martin Margiela was quietly reshaping the house’s visual language. The absence of overt branding and the precise, utilitarian tailoring are hallmarks of Margiela’s time at Hermès, when luxury was found in the weight of the canvas and the placement of a seam rather than any visible signature. Inside, the rust-red lining conceals a zippered pocket and a slip compartment along one side, each edge neatly bound. The original box is included. Condition is very good, with only minimal signs of wear on the fabric and hardware; the edges remain sharp, and the structure holds its shape well when held in the hand. Era: Late 1990s–Early 2000s (visual dating; Fourre-Tout line, Margiela era) Condition: Very Good — minimal signs of wear on the fabric and hardware Material: 100% cotton canvas with dark brown stripe details Color: Rust-red cotton canvas exterior with dark brown stripes, rust-red fabric lining, silver-tone snap closure, and handles Dimensions: W 30 × H 21 × D 9.5 cm Made in: France