Stella McCartneyFrayme Alter Eco Woven Bucket Bag
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- Stella McCartney "Frayme" bucket bag in woven eco alter recycled Amni® nylon and bio faux leather (polyurethane) from VEGEA grape waste
- VEGEA is a grape-based vegan alternative to animal leather, sourced from the agricultural waste of wineries in Northern Italy. It is soft and versatile in technical and aesthetic properties, like thickness, finishing, and texture.
- The repurposed grape waste uses the pulp, seeds, skin, and stem.
- By using waste from the winery industry as a material source – known as industrial symbiosis – the brand is reducing its reliance on virgin synthetics.
- Chains are in aluminum and the medallion in zamak
- Two-tone chain top handle with logo tag
- Detachable shoulder/crossbody strap
- Can be worn as a top handle or shoulder/crossbody bag
- Open top with magnetic closure
- Interior, one slip pocket
- Lacing is GOTS cotton
- Lining has recycled nylon and solvent-free PU
- Approx. 7.9"H x 6.5"W x 4.7"D
- Spot clean
- Made in Italy
Online Inquiries: NMS21_V68S0
Store Inquiries: #401244846742
FASHIONED FOR CHANGE
- Responsibly Manufactured: 100 by OEKO-TEX.
- Sustainable Materials: Vegan Leather, Vegea, Organic.
About Stella McCartney:
Central Saint Martins alumnus Stella McCartney launched her own label in 2001, after completing an apprenticeship on Savile Row. A highlight of Paris Fashion Week, McCartney has developed a signature brand of sportswear-inspired clothes, remixed tailoring, and streamlined evening dresses. Technical fabrics, rich colours and precision cuts are integral to her aesthetic, while her ethical accessories always create a buzz.
Central Saint Martins alumnus Stella McCartney launched her own label in 2001, after completing an apprenticeship on Savile Row. A highlight of Paris Fashion Week, McCartney has developed a signature brand of sportswear-inspired clothes, remixed tailoring, and streamlined evening dresses. Technical fabrics, rich colours and precision cuts are integral to her aesthetic, while her ethical accessories always create a buzz.
Details
- Stella McCartney "Frayme" bucket bag in woven eco alter recycled Amni® nylon and bio faux leather (polyurethane) from VEGEA grape waste
- VEGEA is a grape-based vegan alternative to animal leather, sourced from the agricultural waste of wineries in Northern Italy. It is soft and versatile in technical and aesthetic properties, like thickness, finishing, and texture.
- The repurposed grape waste uses the pulp, seeds, skin, and stem.
- By using waste from the winery industry as a material source – known as industrial symbiosis – the brand is reducing its reliance on virgin synthetics.
- Chains are in aluminum and the medallion in zamak
- Two-tone chain top handle with logo tag
- Detachable shoulder/crossbody strap
- Can be worn as a top handle or shoulder/crossbody bag
- Open top with magnetic closure
- Interior, one slip pocket
- Lacing is GOTS cotton
- Lining has recycled nylon and solvent-free PU
- Approx. 7.9"H x 6.5"W x 4.7"D
- Spot clean
- Made in Italy
Online Inquiries: NMS21_V68S0
Store Inquiries: #401244846742
FASHIONED FOR CHANGE
- Responsibly Manufactured: 100 by OEKO-TEX.
- Sustainable Materials: Vegan Leather, Vegea, Organic.
About Stella McCartney:
Central Saint Martins alumnus Stella McCartney launched her own label in 2001, after completing an apprenticeship on Savile Row. A highlight of Paris Fashion Week, McCartney has developed a signature brand of sportswear-inspired clothes, remixed tailoring, and streamlined evening dresses. Technical fabrics, rich colours and precision cuts are integral to her aesthetic, while her ethical accessories always create a buzz.
Central Saint Martins alumnus Stella McCartney launched her own label in 2001, after completing an apprenticeship on Savile Row. A highlight of Paris Fashion Week, McCartney has developed a signature brand of sportswear-inspired clothes, remixed tailoring, and streamlined evening dresses. Technical fabrics, rich colours and precision cuts are integral to her aesthetic, while her ethical accessories always create a buzz.
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