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Le Tanneur introduces Ema, a new line built with a turned-and-stitched construction, drawing on what has made Emilie one of the house's most recognised bags for women. The volumes are softer, the silhouette more relaxed, for an easy, everyday carry.

Silhouette and Construction

Ema is built using a turned-and-stitched technique that gives the leather softer volumes and a more relaxed line. A double closure means you can wear it fully secured for daily use, or slightly open for a more relaxed look.

The Leather

Grained full-grain leather, soft to the touch, with a matte finish. The lining is Crépuscule, 100% cotton. Hardware stays discreet: silver on Black, light gold on Arabica.

A Line in Its Own Right

Ema isn't a reissue of Emilie: it's a new line in its own right, with its own construction and its own
leather, carrying forward some of Emilie's character without repeating its technical details. It's designed for women who want a softer, less structured carry, without giving up the security of a proper closure.

Everyday Use and Organisation

Two compartments, plus a flat pocket at the front and one at the back, keep everyday essentials organised. Carry it by hand or on the shoulder, using the adjustable, removable strap.

Questions & Answers

Is Ema a reissue of Emilie?

No, Ema is a new line in its wn right. It carries Emilie's spirit forward but with a different construction, a turned-and-stitched build that gives it a softer feel.

 What leather does Ema use?

A grained full-grain leather, soft to the touch, finished matte.

Does soft leather like this lose its shape over time?

The turned-and-stitched construction is designed to soften naturally while keeping its shape. Regular care with the right products keeps it looking its best.

How do you carry Ema?

By hand, or on the shoulder with the adjustable, removable strap.

How should you look after Ema's leather?

Clean with a soft, damp cloth or a leather-specific cleaning soap, then apply a suitable nourishing cream. A waterproofing product is worth using if you carry it often.