Quality Chart

Your satisfaction is our first reward. At Rose Rouge Fashion, we do not compromise over quality. You will be amazed by the extreme quality yet at very reasonable price of our handbags.

In our workshop situated in the heart of Saigon in Vietnam, the Rose Rouge Fashion craftsmen design unique and original handbags and accessories for you. The whole production process is subjected to the utmost meticulous control from the selection of the materials to the very finishing of the bags.

We choose with great care our products materials: natural fabrics such as silk, linen, cotton and leather, that can wear well delicate flosses, refined beads and stones.
You will be delighted by the delicacy and splendor of our handmade embroideries that will give to your bags a unique and refined style.

Light upon Embroideries

Fine embroideries have always been Rose Rouge Fashion designer's favorite playground. Let us introduce you to a world of satin floss, beads and pearls, sweet flowers drawings and Asian symbols that give Rose Rouge Fashion bags such a unique touch.

Our skilled embroiderers will bring you to the infinite delicacy of the textures, to the infinite repertoire of the stitches and to the endless subtlety of the patterns.
Browse our collection and discover shadow, satin and other knot stitches.

Care instructions

Just discovered a stain on your favorite bag? Do not shed tears, follow the basic care instructions and you will be able to walk down the streets with your handbag again!

Silk fabric
To remove stains from silk, add half a cup of mild detergent and two teaspoons of white vinegar to two quarts of cold water. Do not soak the material in the solution. Rinse well and then roll to the garment in a towel and iron while it is still damp.

Linen and cotton fabric
To remove stains such as soft drink, alcoholic beverages, ketchup and chili sauce, soak the fabric in cold water for thirty minutes. Wash with soap or detergent and rinse.
To remove oil-based stains such as butter, mayonnaise, margarine, and oil; rub soap or detergent into the fabric and rinse in warm water.
To remove protein stains such as milk, eggs, ice cream, baby food, blood; soak the fabric in cold water with detergent. Rinse in bold water. If necessary, repeat the steps.
To remove cosmetic and mustard stains rub detergent into the stain and rinse. If the stain is still there, repeat the procedure as many times as needed to remove it.
To remove stains of red wine, juice, fruit, coffee, and tea wash in hot water. You may also try to bleach out the stain with lemon juice and salt. Let the fabric dry under the sun.

Leather and suede fabric
To remove stains from leather, use a moisturizing soap. Lather the soap on a soft cloth and wash the bag to remove dirt and grime. Be careful not to over-wet the leather, and do not rinse after washing. Buffing with a soft cloth allows the moisturizing soap to condition the leather. Polish as usual.