• Casing: Aluminiun mesh studded with crystal rhinestone
• Metal hardware: brass buckle with crystals
• Interior lining: Silk satin certified by GOTS
• Handle drop: 12cm
• Shoulder Strap Drop: 25cm
• H: 14 cm x D: 9 cm x W: 20 cm

• Dust your crystal bag sporadically with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove all traces of dirt or debris.
• Keep the crystal bag away from humid environments and avoid getting it wet. Use a high-quality leather conditioner every few months to keep your bag moisturized and looking its best.
• Avoid exposing your crystal bag to direct sunlight for a long time.
• Should the inside silk lining of your bag become stained, treat it as soon as possible using a spray cleaner. Spray the product on a dry cloth and act on the stain. Do not use it on the logo stamp.
• Carefully store the item in a dust bag or a cotton pillow case after every use.
• If your bag has damage resulting from wear and tear, our Repair Service is at your service. Learn about all services.

Iris is named after Iris Apfel, that lady with the oversized glasses who, without ever raising her voice, taught the world the rarest art of all: being amazed by oneself.
Like her, this bag does not follow the rules: it gracefully rewrites them.

It’s soft, compact, crafted from silk and crystal mesh.
An essential treasure chest, designed to hold more than it lets on: your phone, a cardholder, a lipstick, your keys — and that little secret every woman carries with her.
Small on the outside, surprisingly organized within — like those kind souls who manage to make space, even when it seems there’s none left.

It comes with two straps: a short handle to keep it close, and a longer one for when you want to feel free.
Because Iris knows: elegance is the balance between holding on and letting go.

She’s not made for the occasion.
She creates it.

On the velvet couches of a party among friends, under the dim light of an art-house cinema, between the clinking glasses of a night that needs no explanation.
Wherever she goes, Iris opens a path of quiet light, reminding us that elegance is not volume, but rhythm.
Not noise, but resonance.

It’s what remains — even after everything else has passed.