Sint-Jansplein 25, Antwerpen, Netherlands
Club Lemon is not a club. It’s a one-woman operation run by Gretchen, who started with silkscreen prints she didn’t know what to do with and turned them into custom toiletry bags. The whole thing is art first, function second, which is exactly why it works. The first collection came from a trip to Portugal. Think Sintra: loud colors, tiles, that kind of magical chaos. She turned that feeling into a print, then into bags you can actually throw in your carry-on. So every piece carries a little bit of that trip, plus whatever she’s into next. You’re not getting mass-produced anything here. It’s handmade, screen-printed, and personal in a way that’s rare for something as boring as a toiletry bag. If you’re tired of buying the same black nylon pouch everyone else has, this is the vibe. Worth a visit if you like your everyday stuff to look like someone actually cared when they made it. No hype, just good prints and bags that hold your stuff.
Club Lemon is not a club. It’s a one-woman operation run by Gretchen, who started with silkscreen prints she didn’t know what to do with and turned them into custom toiletry bags. The whole thing is art first, function second, which is exactly why it works. The first collection came from a trip to Portugal. Think Sintra: loud colors, tiles, that kind of magical chaos. She turned that feeling into a print, then into bags you can actually throw in your carry-on. So every piece carries a little bit of that trip, plus whatever she’s into next. You’re not getting mass-produced anything here. It’s handmade, screen-printed, and personal in a way that’s rare for something as boring as a toiletry bag. If you’re tired of buying the same black nylon pouch everyone else has, this is the vibe. Worth a visit if you like your everyday stuff to look like someone actually cared when they made it. No hype, just good prints and bags that hold your stuff.
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Club Lemon is not a club. It’s a one-woman operation run by Gretchen, who started with silkscreen prints she didn’t know what to do with and turned them into custom toiletry bags. The whole thing is art first, function second, which is exactly why it works. The first collection came from a trip to Portugal. Think Sintra: loud colors, tiles, that kind of magical chaos. She turned that feeling into a print, then into bags you can actually throw in your carry-on. So every piece carries a little bit of that trip, plus whatever she’s into next. You’re not getting mass-produced anything here. It’s handmade, screen-printed, and personal in a way that’s rare for something as boring as a toiletry bag. If you’re tired of buying the same black nylon pouch everyone else has, this is the vibe. Worth a visit if you like your everyday stuff to look like someone actually cared when they made it. No hype, just good prints and bags that hold your stuff.
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