Charity Bag Oiseau

Cotton 100%

Reference : MSACCB23O

38.2 x 10.4 x 33.3cm

The Fragonard Charity Bag is a cotton fabric bag. For its tenth edition, Fragonard is collaborating with the Indian NGO Umang, which supports disabled children and promotes their skills. This colourful, lively drawing was created by one of these children. By buying this bag, you are supporting a worthy cause and helping to improve the lives of many children in India. Fragonard donates 100% of your purchase (excluding VAT) to orphanages and charitable associations. Join us in this wonderful adventure and show solidarity with them!

Instructions for use

Dry clean

Formulation

Cotton 100%

Environmental qualities and characteristics product information sheet

Recycle plastic liners: Plastic liners are recyclable, put them in the recycling bin.
Recycle the label: This should be put in the recycling bin with cardboard.

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FRAGONARD: A MINDFUL BRAND

Because it's today that we need to think about tomorrow, we are convinced that every step counts, every question is important and every answer is a victory for a more humane and greener planet.

Supporting
together!

Fragonard provides regular support to officially recognised charities, as well as helping with private initiatives. For several years, we have supported an orphanage in India, a French NGO called EliseCare, and other hard-working charities in the south of France.

Every scrap of fabric
has a life

Because the textile industry produces plenty of offcuts, we use our surplus fabric to make scrunchies, notebooks, tote bags, etc. Every season, we invent new designs according to the prints and lengths we have available.

Journeys with
unique skills

Fragonard is committed to craftsmanship from all over the world and to discovering exceptional artisans, supporting handicrafts with respect for human dignity produced by small, locally selected teams that are regularly visited.

PROVENCE AND INDIA :
a long history

To coincide with the opening of the Provençal Museum of Costume and Jewellery in 1997, Agnès and Françoise Costa created a new world of textiles and lifestyle for the House of Fragonard. The two sisters, introduced to ancient Provençal skills by their mother, Hélène, are connoisseurs of near forgotten crafts such as traditional Provençal quilting (boutis), embroidery, and so on.

Their passion for textiles and the decorative arts in general has led them to travel the world discovering exceptional craftspeople. During their travels, they design high-quality 'handmade' objects that bring together Western aesthetics and the skill of local artisans. This has led to a rich collaboration with craftspeople from all over the world (Vietnam, India, Uzbekistan, etc.), where each craft highlights a particular technique, including block printing, ikat weaving, ceramics and embroidery.

Over the years, Fragonard has forged particularly strong links with India, echoing the past when Provence traded with India and imported the famous 'indiennes' - canvases painted or printed with colourful floral designs that our French factories reproduced from the 17th century onwards.