• Outer covering: leather (calfskin, calfskin suede, nubuck)
• Metal hardware: zinc alloy accessories
• Inner lining: calf suede
• Light: 9cm
• Adjustable shoulder strap: 55cm
• H: 20 cm x D: 14 cm x W: 25 cm

• Clean the leather bag regularly with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals or detergents, as they may damage the leather.
• Leather needs moisture to stay supple and prevent cracking. Use a high-quality leather conditioner every few months to keep your bag moisturized and looking its best.
• Skin needs moisture to stay supple and prevent cracking. Use a high-quality skin conditioner every few months to keep the bag moisturized.
• Avoid exposing your leather bag to direct sunlight for a long time.
• Consider applying a skin protector or waterproofing spray to help repel moisture and stains. Be sure to test it on a small, inconspicuous area first to make sure it is compatible with your bag’s leather.
• When you are not using it, store your leather bag in a dust bag or breathable pillowcase to protect it from dust and scratches. Avoid using plastic bags, as they can trap moisture and cause mold growth.
• For deep cleaning or repairs that are outside your expertise, consider having a leather and leather restoration specialist take care of your bag.

Mame is that woman who arrives lightly and leaves her mark: elegant without being predictable, sassy without being sassy, bright even on rainy days.

Mame is an invitation: to misplace outfits, to say the right thing with the wrong words, to shine for no particular reason, to sit, by chance, always at the table where interesting things happen. Homage to Aunt Mame from Patrick Dennis’ novel: an icon of freedom, unconventional beauty, excess as a form of truth.

“Because as Hillman said: eccentricity is good for the psyche. I believed in it. And I made a bag out of it.” Benedetta Bruzziches tells.

Mame Forever is the everyday version. Smaller than its big sister Mame Weekend only in size, keeping intact the wonderful excessiveness that characterizes it.

She is the ideal accomplice to the rhythms of the city, the days on the move, the unexpected events that make the ordinary extraordinary.

“We should all have an Auntie Mame in our lives, and if we haven’t, we can always be adopted by books, by a bag, by an object that reminds us that there is always room to rewrite our history.”