For a long time, professional bags were conceived according to very masculine codes. Straight, structured, often rigid lines, inherited from the attaché case or the briefcase. Objects designed above all for function, and historically intended for men. For lack of alternatives conceived for them, women found themselves making a choice by default. Some multiplied formats: a handbag for their personal world, most often accompanied by a satchel or a dedicated sleeve for the laptop. Others opted for a single solution at the cost of an aesthetic compromise: a backpack, a school-style bag, or models borrowed from the masculine wardrobe. In both cases, function took precedence over allure.
Observing these habits, our conviction grew stronger: women at last deserved a work tote conceived for them. As if this absence revealed, in the negative, a status still to be defined in society. A place under construction, to embody, to legitimise. It was no longer simply a matter of creating a bag, but of drawing a design able to accompany this conquest. Such was our challenge: to imagine a work tote for women able to combine everyday style with professional demands. A bag that would be neither a briefcase nor a compromise, but an evolution towards a broader vision of the luxury tote bag.
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