Marie Antoinette Pollux tote bag
The Marie Antoinette Pollux is Julien Fournié’s compact tote in iridescent coated canvas, its Hexagon monogram printed in soft pastel tones. It was unveiled at the Last Queen Haute Couture show. The Pollux is the compact size of the Maison’s tote; the Saturne is its larger counterpart.
Materials and craftsmanship
The iridescent coated canvas carries the exclusive Hexagon monogram designed by Julien Fournié. The double handles, base reinforcements and trim are in azure-blue grained calfskin. Gunmetal-finish studs secure the four strap mounts. Stitching and edges are finished to couture standards in workshops selected by the Maison.
Inside the Pollux
A suspended azure grained-leather pouch keeps essentials organised, and a leather drawcord with a hook cinches the tote or holds your keys. The lining is a recycled poly-cotton moiré. The Julien Fournié logo is hot-stamped in silver inside.
About Julien Fournié
Julien Fournié is a Paris Haute Couture house founded in 2009, holding the official Haute Couture appellation since 2017. Its leather goods carry the same attention to detail as its couture. Discover the Maison, the full Tote Bags collection and the Haute Couture handbags, each one a unique piece.
Delivery and returns
In-stock pieces ship after one day of preparation and arrive within 4 to 8 working days, depending on the destination. Delivery is free worldwide. Within the European Union you have 14 days to change your mind; elsewhere, local legislation applies. See our returns policy and customer service.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Marie Antoinette Pollux tote bag made of?
Iridescent coated canvas with the Hexagon monogram, azure-blue grained calfskin handles and trim, gunmetal hardware and a recycled poly-cotton moiré lining.
What is the difference between the Pollux and the Saturne?
The Pollux is the compact size of the Maison’s tote, made for everyday city use. The Saturne is the larger size, for those who carry more.
Where was the Marie Antoinette Pollux first shown?
It was unveiled at Julien Fournié’s Last Queen Haute Couture show.
Is the Pollux a one-of-a-kind piece?
No. The Pollux belongs to the Maison’s tote lines, offered in colours renewed every season and finished to the same couture standards. The Maison’s Haute Couture handbags, by contrast, are all unique pieces.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock pieces are delivered within 4 to 8 working days depending on the destination, free of charge, everywhere in the world.
