Marc Jacobs Tote Bags With Custom Pet Portraits: Details, Shop Online

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Sit down and just… style? Marc Jacobs is known as an animal lover. Instagram has been a huge success Created an account on behalf of his four-legged friends and just threw a bone to all similarly devoted pet parents: in the form of the ‘Bark Jacobs’ program he launched last year. Now available online For the first time ever (i.e. living next door to the participating location is no longer a requirement).

Thanks to this offer, shoppers can customize select Marc Jacobs totes with a hand-painted portrait of their pet. there is nothing Whether it’s a cool, calm Weimaraner or an adorable 20-year-old chinchilla, you’re off the table.

Marc Jacobs’ typical box shape tote bag Leather takes center stage here. Launched in 2019, the label sold 100,000 catchalls in its first year on the market, and fashion insiders remained captivated by the bag’s plush fabrics, generous proportions, multiple organizational compartments, and removable crossbody strap for hands-free wear. A 13-inch laptop, tablet, extra shoes, water bottle, hairbrush, makeup bag, and many other small items fit into The Tote Bag’s large size. Courtesy of Bark Jacobs, you now have a great excuse to sneak your ragdoll into the office with a handbag that faithfully depicts a cat’s appearance.

To unlock this unique feature, which so far is only available in a few other high-end destinations like Staud, simply navigate to: small, mediumor big Leather tote bags selected by “Burke Jacobs” landing page Check the box to customize your purchase with a free pet portrait. Yes, this service is available at no additional charge, but is limited to one pet per bag (sorry, bonded pair owners). Once you’ve made your selection, all you need to do is upload a clear photo of the animal in question and add a name if you’d like. The latter element is drawn in looped cursive, further contributing to the bag’s chic look.

Charming: Each top-handle beauty can be further dressed up in a range of flattering colorways, perfect for spring. hot pink To quiet luxury argan oil and kiwimay resemble the wings of a chatty parrot.

And if you’ve fallen hopelessly down the pet-coded Marc Jacobs luxury rabbit hole at this point, there’s even more to shop from the brand’s online shelves in that department. All good children need protection from spring showers, for example. Hattie Stewart x Max Bourne x Marc Jacobs Raincoat Introducing a collaboration product between a London-based illustrator and a Los Angeles-based luxury pet essentials brand. The trio is special edition plush This causes Fido to (eventually) retire Lambchop once and for all. lastly, A book-length novel published by Rizzoli Jacobs’ dog Neville is shopping as we speak. With nearly 200,000 fans on social media, it’s only a matter of time before this bull terrier biography sells out.

“Burke Jacobs” The element of newness in the Marc Jacobs world isn’t just going online in response to popularity. Sofia Coppola’s A24 documentary Mark by Sofia, which details the creative genius of Sofia Coppola, will be released in theaters on March 27, 2026, with limited release one week prior. Those looking to hone their Marc Jacobs know-how in a more analogue way can also pre-order The Little Book of Marc Jacobs on Amazon. This allows readers to immerse themselves in all of Jacobs’ most important years, from his time at Louis Vuitton to his biggest campaigns to date.

Probably one of the most important fun When was Marc Jacobs? It takes the idea of ​​being inseparable with your canine companion to a whole new level.

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Stacia Datskowska Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked as an assistant digital editor at ELLE DECOR, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through the lens of design. Over the past five years, her byline has appeared in USA Today, the Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, the Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Before joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tent pole sales, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on the hottest new products from designer brands (including customization options) and how to leverage them online.