PARIS ICON BAG – METRO
“Paris Métro Symbol” Bag – Brigitte Tanaka
An icon of the Parisian urban landscape, the metro sign takes center stage on this embroidered fabric bag with a touch of whimsy and poetry. Brigitte Tanaka elevates a simple everyday symbol into a meaningful and artistic accessory.
Adorned with hand-embroidered blue polka dots and vibrant red detailing, this bag embodies the brand’s signature playful elegance. Lightweight, foldable, and reusable, it’s a refined alternative to disposable plastic bags – while paying tribute to the vibrant spirit of Paris.
Features:
• Materials: Lightweight fabric & artisanal embroidery
• Design: Embroidered Paris metro sign with blue polka dots
• Practical, washable, and easy to carry anywhere
It depends on the delivery country, but if you choose to ship with stamps, shipping should take about 10 days to a month. If you opt for Colissimo, delivery will take approximately 4 days to 2 weeks.
How can I know if my order has been successfully placed?
Once you have placed an order, you will receive a confirmation by email listing all the details.
How long do you generally answer?
All articles and works are packed and sent by professionals.
If you have any questions you can contact us at the email address Paris@brigittetanaka.com or on our Instagram account @brigittetanaka, we are available 7 days out of 7 in French 🇫🇷, English 🇬🇧 and Japanese 🇯🇵.
If the product is defective on arrival, please send us a photo by email and we will make an exchange for free.
Who is Brigitte Tanaka?
Brigitte Tanaka is a fictitious character behind which hides a duo of Franco-Japanese designers. Their creation work is focused around theAppropriation diverted from everyday objects. The brand has opened a shop bringing together its creations and a selection of original products at 18 rue Saint-Roch in the heart of Paris.
"This little Parisian boutique is a real treasure of chic memories [...]" -Vogue
"A successful Franco -Japanese curiosity cabinet [...]" -Metropolitan
"Favorite for this lain of revisited objects [...]"- Grazia
