The silver-tone chain strap arcs over crisp black nylon, anchored by a sculptural clasp on the front flap — an exercise in minimalist geometry, unmistakably Courreges. This shoulder bag forgoes any overt logo, relying instead on the futuristic clarity that André Courreges brought to Parisian fashion in the 1960s: clean lines, technical fabrics, and a quietly radical spirit. The model draws from the maison’s enduring legacy of innovation, echoing the streamlined accessories seen in the house’s late 1990s and early 2000s collections, where nylon was elevated to a luxury material. Courreges, founded in 1961, revolutionised the modern wardrobe with space-age silhouettes and a devotion to purity of form — values distilled here in a genderless carry, equally at home on any wardrobe. The bag’s interior is lined in tonal black textile, mirroring the exterior’s sleek intent, and the silver-tone hardware remains unmarked. No visible logo or branding disrupts the silhouette, allowing the precise construction and materials to speak for themselves. Condition: Very good — minor surface creasing to the nylon at the side panels; chain and clasp remain bright and free of tarnish; interior immaculate.
Material: Black technical nylon with silver-tone chain strap and clasp, black textile lining Colour: Jet black nylon exterior with matching textile interior; silver-tone hardware Dimensions: W 27.5 × H 17.5 × D 11 cm Made in: France
