Monique Dufresne

I often went to see my mother at Maison Victor Gadbois. This house located in Beloeil offers exceptional care to people with terminal cancer. Mom was one of the lucky ones to live out her last days at Maison Victor Gadbois. She was staying in a peaceful room. Mom had pancreatic cancer. Supporting a dying […]

There are several steps involved in creating and fabricating a bag, a briefcase, or a backpack. Every one of my creations follows a particular process, but it all starts with a sketch, an idea that germinates… and which turns into a pattern, then into a bag. To realize this project, designed and sketched there before

The Slow Fashion movement appeared in the 1980s. It originated from the protest movement against fast food. In fact, the fashion for “slow” emerges from the desire to slow down and invest in quality rather than quantity. The inspiration for this movement adapts to many spheres of human activity, be it food, fashion, television and

Madame Sac’s bags are made of high quality materials. Her bags are constructed of leather, cork, oilcloth that she dyes and patinas herself, as well as ultra-resistant fabric. When the time comes to select the materials, the creator takes the time to analyze all the options in order to choose the one that best fits the

When we talk about Madame Sac’s bags, we think above all of the utility and function of the object. Moreover, Madame Sac is inspired, among other things, by Japanese aesthetics. She enjoys the refined appearance that can characterize their art. Only subtle details make up the beauty or balance of the object. This distribution of

Behind the unique creations that characterize Madame Sac’s workshop hides an accessories a creator and designer: Monique Dufresne. Bags, she loves them and it shows. Year in and year out, she explores the great classics of this accessory with passion. Her workshop-boutique is worth a look, you will find large, small and medium bags for