Merci Beau Coup (Lg) Market Bag
“Thank You Very Much”: This Merci Beau Coup Market Bag is a collaborative partnership with acclaimed designer Clare Vivier. Clare is well known for her mélange of French Chic and American Prep accessories and bag designs.
Get everything done with The Market Bag. This best-selling large bag features soft leather handles for easy carry, a tough and spill-proof inner lining, and a chic look that's sure to turn heads.
Market Bag Specs:
Dimensions: 13" wide, 18" high, 8" deep, 3.5" handle drop, with a 6" x 7" inside pocket
Natural Material: 100% natural golden jute fiber harvested in Bangladesh
Water-Resistant Lining: 100% polyurethane
Strong: Can hold over 100 pounds
Leather Straps: Reinforced by antique nickel rivets
Did you know that your purchase helps break a poverty cycle?
The mothers who handcraft your bag receive Fair Trade wages, annual profit dividends, and a retirement fund to help them achieve their dreams thanks to the Bangladesh Project.
Location: Saidpur, Bangladesh
Factory Code: BAN-LAT33.7099/LON90.4071
Employees: 200+
What's the story behind the factory? Following the 1971 war that established Bangladesh and brought with it poverty and disease, Saidpur Enterprises began in 1976 as a project to help the mothers of malnourished children with employment producing jute handicrafts and now supports artisans selling for a larger fair trade export market. They also provide literary classes, training on nutrition, women's legal rights, educational awareness and finance.
“Thank You Very Much”: This Merci Beau Coup Market Bag is a collaborative partnership with acclaimed designer Clare Vivier. Clare is well known for her mélange of French Chic and American Prep accessories and bag designs.
Get everything done with The Market Bag. This best-selling large bag features soft leather handles for easy carry, a tough and spill-proof inner lining, and a chic look that's sure to turn heads.
Market Bag Specs:
Dimensions: 13" wide, 18" high, 8" deep, 3.5" handle drop, with a 6" x 7" inside pocket
Natural Material: 100% natural golden jute fiber harvested in Bangladesh
Water-Resistant Lining: 100% polyurethane
Strong: Can hold over 100 pounds
Leather Straps: Reinforced by antique nickel rivets
Did you know that your purchase helps break a poverty cycle?
The mothers who handcraft your bag receive Fair Trade wages, annual profit dividends, and a retirement fund to help them achieve their dreams thanks to the Bangladesh Project.
Location: Saidpur, Bangladesh
Factory Code: BAN-LAT33.7099/LON90.4071
Employees: 200+
What's the story behind the factory? Following the 1971 war that established Bangladesh and brought with it poverty and disease, Saidpur Enterprises began in 1976 as a project to help the mothers of malnourished children with employment producing jute handicrafts and now supports artisans selling for a larger fair trade export market. They also provide literary classes, training on nutrition, women's legal rights, educational awareness and finance.
“Thank You Very Much”: This Merci Beau Coup Market Bag is a collaborative partnership with acclaimed designer Clare Vivier. Clare is well known for her mélange of French Chic and American Prep accessories and bag designs.
Get everything done with The Market Bag. This best-selling large bag features soft leather handles for easy carry, a tough and spill-proof inner lining, and a chic look that's sure to turn heads.
Market Bag Specs:
Dimensions: 13" wide, 18" high, 8" deep, 3.5" handle drop, with a 6" x 7" inside pocket
Natural Material: 100% natural golden jute fiber harvested in Bangladesh
Water-Resistant Lining: 100% polyurethane
Strong: Can hold over 100 pounds
Leather Straps: Reinforced by antique nickel rivets
Did you know that your purchase helps break a poverty cycle?
The mothers who handcraft your bag receive Fair Trade wages, annual profit dividends, and a retirement fund to help them achieve their dreams thanks to the Bangladesh Project.
Location: Saidpur, Bangladesh
Factory Code: BAN-LAT33.7099/LON90.4071
Employees: 200+
What's the story behind the factory? Following the 1971 war that established Bangladesh and brought with it poverty and disease, Saidpur Enterprises began in 1976 as a project to help the mothers of malnourished children with employment producing jute handicrafts and now supports artisans selling for a larger fair trade export market. They also provide literary classes, training on nutrition, women's legal rights, educational awareness and finance.