CELINE VERTICAL CABAS TOTE IN TRIOMPHE DENIM /LEATHER NAVY/TAN GHW
CELINE VERTICAL CABAS TOTE IN TRIOMPHE DENIM /LEATHER NAVY/TAN GHW
CELINE VERTICAL CABAS TOTE IN TRIOMPHE DENIM /LEATHER NAVY/TAN GHW
Celine

CELINE VERTICAL CABAS TOTE IN TRIOMPHE DENIM /LEATHER NAVY/TAN GHW

$337.85 $2,350.00
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UA Approved stands for Unauthorized Authentic — items manufactured in the same factories, using the same ingredients, materials and production standards as the retail versions sold in brand boutiques.They are the same physical product, produced to the same specification, without the brand's retail premium attached. The only difference is the price.

The Celine Vertical Cabas Tote in Triomphe Denim /Leather Navy/Tan sits within Celine's range as a structured shoulder bag built around the maison's Triomphe clasp — drawn from the chains of the Arc de Triomphe and used by Celine since 1971. The silhouette is built on the same proportions the maison has worked into the line for years, with detail-level refinements that mark this iteration.

Built on a structured shoulder bag, the bag is finished with the maison's signature edge-painting, even stitching, and considered hardware placement. The proportions read as structured and restrained. The piece is finished with gold-tone hardware, treated as a quiet accent against the body of the bag.

Constructed in the maison's washed denim, used as a quiet textile alternative to the house canvas, the piece is finished in a navy, tan palette — the kind of considered colour decision the maison treats as part of the bag's character.

The piece quietly sits in conversation with Celine's pared-back French language — established under Phoebe Philo and continued by Hedi Slimane in the maison's quietly considered codes. The maison's house language is present in proportion and finish, not in logo.

A piece that earns its place through silhouette, proportion, and craft rather than logo-driven design.