Chabrand

Chabrand was born in Marseille in the 1950s. The brand initially manufactured bags and briefcases for a professional clientele, then specialized in canvas and leather bags. It remains attached to the city, where it has a boutique.

The reporter bag is a flat, rectangular bag worn as a crossbody. It holds documents, a tablet, and small items in several pockets. Chabrand offers many models, in canvas and leather, nylon, or vinyl.

The Icone line, in leather, offers mini bags, small bags, and larger bags, as well as a pouch. The mini bag is sufficient for a phone and keys. The classic bag also accommodates a wallet, glasses, and a few papers.

Yes, it is worn across the back and can be swung around to the front with one motion to access its contents. It is suitable for city commutes, cycling, or travel. Chabrand offers them in the New Touch Bis line and in canvas and leather versions.

The belt bag can be worn around the waist or across the chest, keeping essentials close to the body. The messenger bag offers more space for a tablet or documents. Chabrand offers both, notably in the Touch Bis line.