Partoem

TOME 2 in red

$595.00
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This structured shoulder/crossbody bag is exceptionally sleek. The front is clean while the sides and back feature our signature assembly hardware. Sufficiently stylish for evenings out yet relaxed enough for a day in the city, this reversible bag combines two looks in one for maximum versatility. Its compact size means you can carry everyday essentials without feeling weighed down. With an adjustable strap that features a safe and functional T-shaped buckle, Tome 2 is very comfortable to wear. Saphir leather care balm GIFT with this bag purchase.

Each Partoem product is made by hand using a unique origami-inspired technique. The leather is cut, scored, and folded into place with care using gentle hand pressure and precise hammering. The hardware is then installed by hand.

  • Genuine Italian vegetable-tanned leather
  • Origami flap closure
  • Waxed edges and interior
  • Logo embossed on front
  • Serial number embossed on front, but discreetly hidden by flap
  • Brand name and country of origin embossed on flap, but hidden when closed
  • Suede dust bag included
  • Adjustable shoulder strap: 20 in. to 27 in
  • Dimensions: Length 9 in. x Height 6 3/4 in. x Width 1 3/4 in
  • Made in Montreal

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Partoem is a brand of origami-inspired, luxury leather goods based in Montreal, Canada. Founded by designer Madeleine Beaulieu, Partoem originated from her love for quality minimalist products. The brand name is inspired by the French saying par toi-même, which means “on your own.” In Italian and Spanish, parto means “birth.” 

After completing a master’s degree in Industrial Design at the Rhode Island School of Design in 2007, Madeleine moved to San Francisco, where she gained experience designing home accessories, furniture and consumer goods. She later discovered unmatched creative liberty in the design of fashion accessories. Madeleine returned to Montreal in 2009 where she worked for several years at various acclaimed Canadian brands. During this time, she was introduced to self-assembly patterns for leather products made without stitch or glue. The seed was planted for what would become a highly personal creative process. From that point onward, she started designing folded patterns and devising her own assembly methods, launching Partoem in 2017.