S.T. Dupont Diamond Leather 24 Hour Tote Bag

∙ Diamond line
∙ Cross-grain cowhide leather Diamond tanning
∙ Embossed "D" logo
∙ 2 diamond head studs in palladium finish
∙ Leather adress tag with a plate in palladium finish bearing the brand logo and the identification number of the bag
∙ Removable shoulder strap
∙ Handles attachment

Front exterior:
∙ 1 flat pocket maintained by 2 diamond head studs, magnet snap closure

Front interior:
∙ 1 compartment for a computer case
∙ 1 leather computer case (entirely padded, ref 83 208)

Back interior:
∙ 1 large zippered pocket
∙ 1 flat pocket
∙ 1 blackberry pocket
∙ 2 loops for pen

In 1930, Lucien Tissot Dupont, son of Simon Tissot Dupont, invented an exclusive tanning process using genuine diamond powder which spectacularly improved the resistance of leather whilst enhancing it with lustre and depth. As a result, these incredibly resilient Diamond cases and wallets were taken across continents, successfully resisting the damage usually caused by impacts, bad weather, heat, and humidity.

Today, S.T. Dupont has revived this exceptional process, reinterpreting it for a revolutionary new line of leather goods launched under the name: Diamond Leather. Even when subjected to more than 100,000 torsions and 10,000 instances of water-exposure, this leather does not deteriorate, tear or fade. It is, without a doubt, the most resistant leather in the world!